Dental Treatment

If it is controlled diabetes you can undergo surgical treatment , else you will have to wait n get it under control . If it is very advanced you may have to have surgery which will help you to retain your natural teeth

A broken frenulum occurs when the gentle piece of fabric fastening your tongue or in another part of your body gets pulled or torn apart. You may experience pain or irritation, primarily when moving or moving your tongue or doing activities that affect that area. Occasionally, it may bleed slightly. Don't irritate it further to help it heal and clear it with salty water.

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.

You could have gingivitis. When your gums are red, swollen and bleed easily it is called gingivitis. Plaque builds up on the teeth and causes this. The sores on your throat and tongue may be due to infection. To relieve symptoms make sure that you brush and floss gently but often; use mild antiseptic mouthwash as well. Drink lots of water too so that spicy or acidic food does not irritate the mouth any further. Visit a dentist if there is still no change in the condition.

Bleeding gums and canker sores may be due to poor oral hygiene, stress, or vitamin deficiencies. To get her teeth white again and have good breath, she should try gentle brushing with fluoride toothpaste, floss every day; and rinse her mouth with salt water. For now, spicy or acidic foods should be avoided; however, if this persists then she should see a dentist. 

These are because of stress caused by being in the company of others and not keeping our teeth clean or not having enough of some vitamins. Pain that makes it feel as if one’s leg is on fire may result from damage to the nerves through which such messages pass or an interruption in normal blood flow which provides oxygen and nutrients to affected areas. Soften up while brushing your teeth but don’t eat anything spicy when you have ulcers. If they’re still painful after two weeks then see a dentist. 

It sounds like you have been experiencing persistent tooth pain since the accident. The composite build-up may not be holding up well, leading to nerve irritation causing the pain. It is essential to visit a dentist to assess the condition of the teeth and the composite build-up. In the meantime, avoid chewing on that side and stick to soft foods. Apply a cold compress on the outside of the cheek to help relieve pain temporarily. 

Cavities, infections, or teeth grinding can cause this kind of pain. If you have sensitive teeth, you may experience pain when consuming hot or cold foods. Make sure to visit your dentist for them to be able to determine what’s triggering the pain and provide appropriate treatment for it.

Yes, treatment for aggressive periodontitis can be done without extracting your tooth. Methods like deep cleaning, antibiotics, and special dental procedures can help manage the condition. It’s important to consult a periodontist, who is a specialist in treating gum diseases, for the best care.

Frequent mouth ulcers and burning sensations in your legs and feet can be concerning. Mouth ulcers every 15 days might indicate a deficiency or an underlying health issue while burning feet could be a sign of neuropathy. Please consult a dentist for your mouth ulcers and a neurologist for the burning sensation in your legs and feet.

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.

Mouth ulcers can sometimes be a side effect of medications like aceclofenac and paracetamol. For relief, your father can try rinsing his mouth with salt water and avoid spicy or acidic foods. However, it's important to consult a dentist or a general physician to address this properly and consider alternative medications if needed.

Mucositis is when the inside of your mouth (oral mucosa) peels off and makes it hard for you to eat spicy things or anything sharp. To fix this, the number one thing is to stop using gutka. Drinking lots of water and using mouth rinses may also help. However, you should make sure to go to the dentist so they can check it out further and give you some solution for it so that it doesn’t turn into anything worse.

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.