Tooth Decay Questions

Metal dental restorations like metal dental crowns and metal amalgam fillings, can interfere with imaging, especially MRI. Better go for metal free restorations like zirconia crowns.

It cannot be done by home remedies.
Keeping claw in mouth may give temporary relief.
You can consult me at lybrate for homoeopathic treatment...

There is no relation of your dental health with ulcerative colitis or Hepatitis B.
Seems like your dental problems are not explained and taken care properly.
You might be having multiple carious teeth which are not taken care at the right time which leads to multiple visits.
You should ask your present dentist to do a complete examination of your teeth and oral cavity and explain to you all the treatment that you need. Completing the treatment of all the teeth which require attention...more

lybrate-user you can go for a full crown over that tooth depending upon how much tooth structure has left. Or go for a rooth canal then go for a crown. your problem will solved. No neet to go for any artificial tooth.

Get an X-ray done and see a dentist to get filling done in the tooth ,maybe a root canal treatment is required to save the tooth.

If the mobility is not much then the mobile teeth can be splinted with the healthy teeth provided there is no underlying pathology. Else the mobile teeth can be extracted and replaced by Implants or Bridges.

The canker sore be a reason and the toothache will go with it and if not, you need a dental check up Multiple factors may cause canker sores, including injury to the mouth, acidic or spicy foods, vitamin deficiencies, hormones, stress, or autoimmune disorders. Canker sores are not the same thing as fever blisters (cold sores). Most canker sores require no treatment and heal on their own.

Get scaling polishing done by a dentist than brush twice daily especially at night avoid coloured food stuff tobbaco etc.

Hi. If you have mild pain in a tooth which is having cavity then get it filled or else the pulp (nerve layer) will get involved if you delay, then the tooth has to go for Root Canal Treatment (RCT). Hope you understood.

NO.
Don't get misguided by any advertisement who claims such remedy. It may reduce your pain but will not cure.