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Continuous gum inflammation and pain
I have gum inflammation and pain last 10 months.some time ulcer is coming and going.i can not understand what's going on.my doctor advise dolonex dt for it.how does time take this medicine to recover my condition.
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Gum inflammation occurs due to many reasons specially deposits namely calculus over teeth. It results into red gums, bleeding from gums and bad breath from mouth. If it continues for long , patient may experience pain while chewing food, or may complains of digging gums with a tooth prick continuously, ultimately there becomes pocket formation around teeth. Now this gum inflammation changes into pyorrohea which again results into very great problem.
It will be better to consult a dentist specially periodontist who is known as gum specialist.
Periodontist has special instruments for the treatment of pyorrohea and have more knowledge than a general dentist.
Good luck and best wishes.
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Gum inflammation can happen due to the following reason
1. Deposits on teeth
2. Hormonal changes
3. Long term medications
Next Steps
This can be treated by a dentist by doing deep scaling and then
Chlorhexindine mouthwash for 14 days twice daily.
Sensoform gum paint can be given for 15 day 3 times
Annabel gel for ulcers
shall help
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Gum inflammation needs to be taken care off professionally by a dentist.
Deep Scaling is required since you have it from past 10 years.
As far as ulcers go, the most common cause is stress and improper brushing too.
Next Steps
For gum inflammation,
-Pyosan gum paint- apply 2-3 drop on your gums and massage well.
-Clohex mouthwash - rinse twice daily.
-Tab Limcee - once daily for 2 weeks
-Thermoseal ultrasoft toothbrush - a softer brush would be less harsh on your already inflamed gums.
-Toothbrushing in circular motion.
For ulcer,
Tess cream - apply cream on ulcer.
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Gum inflammation can be due to deposits in your teeth. It will be better if we can see a picture of your teeth and gums.
Maintain oral hygiene. Brush twice daily.
Use betadiene mouthwash.
Dolonex dt is just a painkiller. You need a proper diagnosis with antibiotic course and cleaning if teeth.
Next Steps
visit your nearby dentist and get a thorough checkup done.
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Do you have any medical history like pregnancy, tobacco, diabetic or any other. Family history of pyorrhoea? Tarter or deposit in teeth?
Next Steps
can come diagnosis only after clinical seeing. can give details in Chatbox.
Health Tips
"The Levels of Gum Disease - Bleeding Gums to Teeth Mobility" by Dr.Sanjog Chandak - https://www.practo.com/healthfeed/the-levels-of-gum-disease-bleeding-gums-to-teeth-mobility-39570/post
this article can be helpful to you
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normally the ulcers are seasonal and it occurs frequently either due to gastric upsets or even due to hormonal changes and even due to food allergies. better to use oraways gel it will help a lot.
Next Steps
use oraways gel/ointment or if i suggest you a desi nuska use warm ghee and apply on the affected areas it vl disappear very fast.
Health Tips
use mouthwash regularly as it will help in reducing the pH value in the mouth.
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Gum inflammation can be due to various causes. The most common cause can be dirt. You need to get yourself evaluated by a periodontist (Gum specialist) for probable cause and to discuss treatment option. Dolonex is just a pain killer, it might be helpful for relieving pain for a short time but you have to get yourself treated for your symptoms to come down.
Next Steps
Visit a Periodontist
Health Tips
Maintain proper oral hygiene.
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