I have been observing that whenever my 6 yo brushes at night, blood come out from her 1 molar on the left. It happened consecutively for few days a month back and then it stopped but now again since yesterday I am noticing blood in the mouth while brushing and today she spitted more blood than usual. I am planning to go to the dentist tomorrow but till then any advise on why this is happening will be highly appreciated.
I am facing temporal headache (left side ) and neck and traps pains from 2 years years off and on
This opg is 7 days old.
Recently when I chewing food i feel my temporal and eye pains severely for Seconds.
Tooth pains rarely but neck and temporal pains a lot
Is this pain from this impacted tooth
Please guide i feel very depressed all time tried everything for neck(mri neuro physiotherapy)all things give temporary relief only.
I have a Mercury filling, I want to replace it, is there any clinic where SMART(Safe Mercury amalgam removal technique)
I have pain in my teeth in below what medicine required
Pls suggest on priority basis due to this I unable to take food
My dental bridge was recently replaced after 15 years due to sensitivity in the last abutment tooth. It was root-canal treated and a new bridge was placed. It has been 9 days since the new bridge was placed. I experience pain and occasional sensitivity in the last tooth. I had an OPG taken and the dentist says everything looks normal. He even reduced my high points twice. I even got a second opinion, for which the dentist said the RCT looks good, but if the problem persists then there's no option other than extracting the tooth. I only had a molar extracted on my other side and the other molar is waiting to be crowned. Now with this opinion, I am even more anxious and devastated as I could permanently lose all my molars on the lower jaw. The pain is still there and it gets worse in the morning after I wake up. But I can manage it for some time but it won't go away. I am seriously scared there might be a hidden tooth fracture that's not showing on the X-ray. Any advice is appreciated.