Tooth Decay Questions

The decay can be stopped by Homoeopathic treatment.
It is in one teeth and tomorrow it can involve other teeth also.
Allopathic treatment will treat the affected teeth but they can't stop further decay.
No matter how many time you brush or which toothpaste you use.
My advise is start Homoeopathic treatment side by side.

You might need to get some medicines for the swelling to get rid from the pain. Contact your dentist nearby.

Any toothpaste is ok. Just brush twice daily and floss every night. Flossing is very good because usually cavities start in-between teeth where brush doesn't reach. Get dental check up every year.

Hello Farheen.
Aceclofenac is just a pain kiler means it will block sensation of pain for few hours.
It does not have any effect on the cause of thepain.
Better take proper homoeopathic treatment.
You can consult me at lybrate.
Till then give
Coffea 200

Hey there, you have not specified the age of your daughter so I cannot prescribe a medicine as dose needs to be altered with age. Put her on an antibiotic and pain killer that suits her for minimum 5 days.
Tell her to do warm saline rinses twice daily. Tell her to brush twice daily especially at night. Kindly send pics of her tooth using my doctor code gm2c5d.

1st you have to see which tooth it is then if the condition has got worsened then one has to go for iopa first to see how much deep infection has gone and if needed then rct is the only solution in that case with crown. Thanks.

It's difficult to properly clean partially erupted wisdom teeth. A buildup of food particles and dental plaque can cause gum infection around the tooth. Wisdom teeth are prone to decay because of their position in the back of the mouth. Infected wisdom teeth may also contribute to the decay of surrounding teeth. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and healthy lifestyle.

Hello, root canal treatment is done when the root is intact if even the root is decayed there is no way to save the tooth, the tooth will go for extraction. So kindly go ahead with the root canal treatment and save your tooth.
Thanks

If the tooth has to be extracted without any other option left then go for extraction to prevent repeated infection and pus formation. Tooth extraction charges can never be expensive than your desire for overall well-being of your own body. So go for it...

Molars are the main tooth by which you eat. So if you will remove your second molars you will have difficulty in eating and if you r planning for braces then your dentist will remove your premolar not molar and load of braces will be withstand by your molars only. So I suggest you can go for implants for replacement of 2nd molars and it will not effect your braces treatmwnt as well. As if you dealyed implants after your braces your upper molar can have extrusion and cause loosening of your teeth...more