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Questions about Dental Disorders

رائحة اللسان

3 days ago

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دايما ريحة لساني كريهه فيه ع لساني طبقة بيضاء و بالذات لما بصحي مالنوم و اعملها بالمقشطة مثلا بتبقي ريحة وحشة جدا...........................................................................................

Look for guidance from experts regarding my teeth conditions

12 days ago

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I have yellow marks inside my teeth and uneven texture due to enamel defects. Cleaning or whitening hasn't worked. I want advice on safe options and cheap options like composite bonding etc, in past i have been to dentist two to three time regarding this issue, all they did was cleaning it but for them aswell it didn't work out, now i am 24, and they have left small dug over my teeth where yellow marks at, please advice should i do now, i can't afford crowns or veneers

I have puffy right cheek how to get rid of it

13 days ago

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Ok so i have braces noticed my right cheek looks bigger like puffier fuller rounder on christmass after some photos i dont know if it has changed since then i think it has changed during the day and during different days bit not sure its soft and it changes with movement

Patches on tongue

14 days ago

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I have tongue patches last 7 days can you tell me kaise sahi hoga yeh zuban ke upri hisay mei white teh c ayi hai Jo 7 din se hai...7 din pehly mei ne garam khana khaya tha Lekin abhi tau 7 din hogye hain phir bhi sahi nahi ho raha 1st day jalan hoti thi ab nahi hoti

How to relieve the tooth pain

255 days ago

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Sudden pain in canine tooth of left side low jaw,pain worsen when jaw is closed, taken pain killer, suggest pain killer with some antibiotics,as I am in travel, can't goto doctor, having some sensitivity in lower tooth.

Dr. Riddhi Chakraborty

253 days ago

Hey! I'm really sorry you're in pain, especially while traveling. Dental pain can have many causes — infection, cracked tooth, gum issues — and the right treatment depends on proper examination and your medical history.

Since I haven’t seen you clinically, I can’t safely prescribe antibiotics or painkillers remotely. For now, you can try a mild painkiller like paracetamol or ibuprofen (if you’re not allergic), and can use a toothpaste - Sensodent kplus for some relief...

But please see a local dentist or doctor as soon as you can — that’s the safest option. Let me know once you've had it checked!

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Heart blockage

303 days ago

300 INR (~3.53 USD)

2 answers

As my father felt but discomfort on his chest while walking and for taking rest for few minutes it's become normal I went to cardiologist and he made the angiography and said there are blockage and we have to do the bypass surgery. So Do we stay with the medicine without surgery?

Dr. Shayeque Reza

302 days ago

medicines can be tried but it requires supervision .

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I am MDS. I want to join your team.

316 days ago

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I have a 5months old daughter so cant step out so looking for online consultation job. I am MDS in Prosthodontics and Implantology with 7years of experience . Currently Assistant professor in RGUHS, Bangalore. On maternity leave.

Dr. Aman Shaba

316 days ago

Hello urwashi.... Go to menu bar in this website and sign up as doctor. proceed with making up your profile. 

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Dental problems and any gum related problems

316 days ago

100 INR (~1.18 USD)

2 answers

Dental pains,dental caries prevention,hypersensitivity of tooth,swollen gums,bleeding gums,food lodgement,mobile tooth,dental stain and calculus,restricted mouth opening,bad breathing problem, white marks on tooth.

Dr. Alan Reji

310 days ago

Hy Dr is it for you?

Tooth ache

317 days ago

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Tooth ache after RCT persists for two weeks. What shall I do in this case. Please help me with this. Difficult to get sleep due to this everyday. Can’t understand how to deal with this problem. Need help

Dr. Sudip Sen

314 days ago

Hi Raj, based on the history you are giving there may be 2 causes of pain after RCT-
1. Missed canal while doing RCT
2. Presence of high point on the restoration leading to trauma from occlusion which is causing periodontal pain(gum related).
In either of the cases you should visit your treating dentist (better would be an Endodontist) and get your treated tooth checked both clinically and with the help of a radiograph.

Regards
Dr Sudip Sen

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How to reduce gems swelling

319 days ago

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I have I have visited two to three dental hospitals for check up but the swelling in my village is not reducing. Please tell me the treatment for this. I have take vitamin tablets and antibiotics but there is no effect to take this medicine.also inflammation in gems

Dr. Sudip Sen

318 days ago

As from your disease history mentioned by you, you will be needing a full mouth dental scaling. Gum swellings are very common due to improper toothbrushing and persistence of dental plaque deposits on tooth. On your end you should brush twice daily with a soft toothbrush and any over the counter toothpaste (not ayurvedic ones). If still problem persists, visit a nearby dentist and get your gums checked up thoroughly. I want to ask, about are you taking any medications for any health issues? The gum swellings can also may be due to drug related.
 
Regards 
Dr Sudip Sen( MDS Periodontics)

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