Orthodontic Alignment Questions

Dear Lybrate user, I understand that you are concerned about your exams. You may need gum treatment. Gum swelling and recession is common and can be treated. Hope this helps.

Following scaling, let the dentist assess the very cause for your case. The correction of the cause is often the desired solution. Go for a periodontist's opinion.

Hello lybrate-user
all the best for ssb!
usually small fillings are not taken into consideration.
But capping of tooth is due to mainly post rct.
If the cap/crown is tooth coloured you may not struggle.

my Lybrate code: dt95e8.

If there is protrusion then braces are the only option. But if the teeth are irregular then you can go with smile designing like placement of veneers.

Hi yes you can get them fixed with braces, it will cost you around 15k to 30k depending upon your dentist close by. And treatment might take 6 month to a year.

Hello lybrate-user, the answer to your question is no dental veneers will not cause any hinderance with your defence dental medical. Veneers are thin shell casing bonded with healthy tooth structure. So as long as you keep your oral health in top most condition you should not face any difficulty with your induction process. I wish you best for the future. Please feel free to contact for any further query I shall be happy to answer for you.
Warm regads.

If your teeth is slightly moving then you can get flap surgery done and splinting for the teeth and it all depends upon the extent to which your gums are receded so please take a video consultation for further clarification.

Hey there, there is no home treatment for receding gums. You need to visit a dentist and get treatment of scaling and root planing and then at home can follow your dentists instructions to maintain oral hygiene and prevent further progress of disease.
Rx:
* limcee chewable tablets once daily for 15 days.
* tan x gum paint for gum massage twice daily after meals. Donot eat or drink upto half hour after application.
* have a healthy meal and keep yourself hydrated.
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Hey there, the damage caused to the teeth or the gums can not be reversed with any dental treatment but it can be made stand still so that further progress doesnot occur. The proper way to brush is in a circullar motion and not horizontal manner that is commonly practised by us all.
The inner surface of teeth is also cleaned by horizontal brush placement and for back teeth a stroke motion where you start from the gum and move downwards in a slow manner.
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Plaque seems to be the reason behind your problem. Scaling by a dental professional is required to remove the hard deposits. Inappropriate oral hygiene leads to plaque accumulation. Also if you have improperly aligned teeth get them treated.
Brushing twice daily is recommended use soft bristle tooth brush. Do not brush for more than 2-3 minutes
do not brush vigorously. Hold your brush at 45 degrees and gently brush in circular and upward down motions. There are no. Of brushing techniques...more