How to treat child's stubborn gum infection?

Experiencing tooth pain on one side could be due to reasons like tooth decay, gum disease, teeth grinding, dental infections, sinus issues, tooth fractures, recent dental work, or nerve sensitivity. Consult a dentist who can diagnose your condition accurately. 

I understand that you may be dealing with a condition known as oral thrush. This could be a result of smoking or heavy drinking, too much caffeine, or even GERD. Common signs and symptoms include having a white coat on your tongue that tastes sour which always returns despite brushing. To mitigate this problem one should cut down on cigarettes, alcohol intake and caffeine consumption. It's best to see a dentist or an ENT specialist to get a proper diagnosis and treatment.

Root canal treatment and Apicectomy if the infection persist after root canal treatment.

Your condition may have resulted in dental caries, which in turn causes intense dental pain. Dental caries are the product of the bacteria in the mouth that make holes in the teeth. This can happen if you consume sugary substances excessively. You can mainly do this by brushing your teeth regularly twice a day and also regularly visiting the dentist as advised. The dentist can effectively treat dental caries using a filling to make your teeth strong. 

It looks like you may have a tooth infection. This could be why you’re in pain. Bacteria can cause tooth infections when they enter a cavity or crack in the tooth. If the gum is swollen too, it might mean that there is an infection. The dentist will have to clean out your tooth to get rid of this problem and may also give you some antibiotics.

You may have a gum abscess, a “pocket” filled with yellow or white-colored fluid beneath the gums. Poor dental hygiene, periodontal disease, and bacterial infection can cause this condition. Its symptoms include pain, swelling, redness, and general discomfort. To relieve the pain and reduce the inflammation, you can rinse your mouth with warm salty water and see a dentist immediately. 

In the event of a tooth infection, quick medical care is mandatory, since it is apt to have a high level of pain. A dentist is the one who should visit when she/he has a toothache. The most frequently encountered treatment for this kind of infection is an antibiotic and OTC pain relievers are given for pain relieving. 

It’s common if you’re confused about taking two antibiotics before a root canal. Betmax 509 and Metrogyl ER are antibiotics that fight against infection. To ensure all the infection is gone, your dentist might have prescribed them both. Take both of them as directed which will help you not to get any complications after the process. Follow what your dentist told you and in case of any questions ask him or her.

These sores can be caused by an infection, allergy, or something that irritates your mouth and throat. It is crucial to avoid spicy or acidic foods that can exacerbate the sores. Water drinking sufficiently and rinsing the mouth might help ease the discomfort. If the sores are still there, it's better to see a dentist for more tests.

When the root of your molar teeth comes out, it can lead to the sensitivity of hot and cold food, difficulty in chewing, and sometimes, even pain in that region, when it happens. The most common culprit is usually tooth decay or some trauma. The most effective way to deal with this is by going to a dentist who can suggest treatments like filling, crown, or even root canal to save the tooth and avoid further problems. 

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Tooth whitening normally re­quires 1-2 hours. A gel gets applie­d to teeth. Discoloration and stains are re­moved. The light activates the ge­l. Whitening smiles safely happe­ns often. Follow dentist instructions carefully. 

The stone­-like thing in the pictures you se­nt looks like a small tooth deposit. The black line­ could be stained or cracked. Tooth deposits can form from leftove­r plaque. Stains might come from food or drink. It is good you have no pain, re­d, or swell - that is a nice sign. To fix this, make sure­ to brush and floss a lot. Also, see your dentist for a check and cle­an. They can take care of the­se things for you.