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Questions about Dental Disorders

When I eat I haveno balance in my jaw after 3 months of delivery a baby

58 days ago

100 INR (~1.18 USD)

3 answers

When I open my mouth I feel like Imbalance when eating I feel like nausea I was having toothache in my pregnancy and after pregnancy also I also have clicking sount ,teeth grinding, when I eat I feel like my back jaw also loosen

Dr. Bharat Joshi

56 days ago

Hello dear 
Please be advised 
See as per clinical history it seems either tmj ankylosis or fibrosis 
Differential diagnosis includes chronic dislocation 
I suggest you to please share opg details or lateral cephalogram for further clarification 
Since 3 months have already passed so you have very less chances of x ray exposure to baby 
The treatment options include physiotherapy, pharmacology and last resort is the surgery.
I suggest you to please share required details for exact confirmation and diagnosis 

Persistent tartar buildup

62 days ago

200 INR (~2.35 USD)

3 answers

I constantly get tartar buildup even though I take care of my hygiene, I brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, use a soft-bristle brush, and go for regular cleanings. I don’t smoke and barely eat sweets, but plaque still hardens quickly, especially on my lower front teeth. Why does this happen?

Dr. Neeraj Agarwal

61 days ago

Hello Sujal,from the complaint...I think it might be related to your salivary gland or high acid reflux and u should start flossing your teeth at home too

What is RCT?

67 days ago

200 INR (~2.35 USD)

6 answers

My doctor has prescibed for Rct followed by crown. Is it needed? Is the crown mandatatory after RCT? NEED an advise from dentist. Is implant good or bad? Can any one explain the steps in Root canal Treatment

Dr. Niveditha Thampan

64 days ago

Tooth is made up of 3 parts - enamel (outermost part), dentin (middle part) & pulp (the innermost part which has nerves & blood vessels). When bacteria in the decay reaches the pulp, you may get pain or sensitivity. When you visit the dentist during this time, the dentist may take an X-ray & after careful examination, may recommend you for RCT or Root Canal Treatment. It is a procedure in which first the dentist remove the decayed part of the tooth, then remove the pulp & clean it & fill it with a cement-like material. If the decay is very extensive, then, after removal of all infected part, the tooth may appear weak & can easily break while chewing food. That’s why dentists recommend crowns for RC treated teeth.
Implants are the newest method for replacing a missing tooth. It looks just like a tooth with a crown at the top & root-like screw at the bottom which will be placed inside your bone. 