There is nothing to worry about...Please check below...:- SPECIMEN CLINICAL HISTORY GROSS MICROSCOPY & IMPRESSION ADVISED SURGICAL PATHOLOGY REPORT : Swelling left cheek. No history or clinical findings received : Received 1 crey brown soft tissue bit measuring 06 x 0.4 x 0.4 cm. Cut surface is grey brown, soft. : Swelling left cheek: Features are suggestive of fibroepithelial polyp with koilocytic change seen. No evidence of dysplasia or malignancy seen.
Noticed a red patch on side of tongue.. my side teeth are very sharp also But m very scared if it's cancer. Photo attached.. I have a habit of eating pan masala
Dear doctors im 40 male . 2 months back i had my all 4 wisdom teeth removal. After the removal on my upper teeth both side food getting stuck in between the first and second molar on both sides of the teeth. Left side upper second molar slightly turned out side slightly misaligned Does gap appear after wisdom teeth removal is this normal or anything issue My dentist not answering properly please help me. Will there be bone loss after wisdom teeth removal
I brush three times a day. I use listerine also. Tongue cleaner too. But this bad breath is from 14 year with me. Now I am not able to communicate with people due to this. Its strange and foul smell which comes from my mouth. After brushing also this smell doesn't go. So I went to dentist first, he told me to go to ENT and gave chlorhexidine mouthwash...this mouthwash didnt worked. ENT tries with spray and all things...At last he asked for endoscopy. . So I am not able to figure out which doctor to see for this. I want a normal fresh mouth. Please help me, I am not able to do job because of this. Can you please tell which doctor speciality?
I had my wisdom tooth removal on 10th May and then went for root canal treatment for my infected molar tooth next to wisdom tooth. On 20th may 3rd sitting of rct , I felt severe pain during RCT treatment though local anesthesia has been given. Doctor confirmed with xray during and after RCT that there is no debris in cavity site of the molar tooth.after rct my pain not subsided, it not like pain before RCT but it's moderate pain and more like irritation and sensitivityon the adjacent tooth and upper molar tooth.. On 23rd may sensitivity relieved somewhat on day time but pain again comes after eating meals and then again sensitivity pain started 24th May early morning 3.30 . But the pain/sensitivity intensity is low compared to last two days.. it's been 4days still sensitivity adjacent to the RCT treated tooth and upper line molar tooth .ó Kindly clarify whether it's problem for concern or not. Attached digital OPG xray took before the whole treatment.
You have diabetes and no teeth (one or more teeth loss), then you might be looking for teeth replacement options. Being diabetic or non-diabetic Golden rule is “maintain oral hygiene”. We suggest to replace lost natural teeth with artificial, if patient is having random blood sugar ...
Tooth decay is a common dental problem that many people face. It happens when the acids in your mouth dissolve the outer layers of your teeth. This can lead to cavities, which are tiny holes in your teeth. But what causes tooth decay, and how can you prevent it? Let's dive in and ...
When wisdom teeth become impacted, they don't erupt fully through the gum line, creating an ideal environment for bacteria to thrive. This can not only lead to infections and gum disease but can also contribute to the development of cavities in adjacent teeth. Understanding how impacted ...
Composite veneers are a cosmetic dental treatment where a tooth-colored composite resin material is bonded to the front surface of teeth to improve their appearance. They're a more affordable option and can address issues like discoloration, chipping, or slight misalignment and also serves as a ...
IMPLANT IS A NOBEL METAL .Its main role is to replace the missing teeth.its purely biocompatible and safe procedure.Done under local anesthesia.Its a better treatment choice @ dental bridge in which two adjacent teeth are cut atlest 2 mm for dental bridge ...
