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Dental plague
There is recurrence of dental plague . I had it during childhood. Now i feel it has recurred and few teeth is showing sensitivith, there os bad breadth and uncobfortable ache whe i touch the tooth with tongue
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Hie.. you need to get your teeth cleaned followed by polishing of the teeth..
need to rule out the cause for sensitivity also..
it’s a myth that once you get your teeth cleaned u don’t have to get it done again.. it all depends upon the maintainence, eating habit, brushing techniques and position of you teeth
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Kindly consult or visit clinic
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If there is re occurrence of dental calculus or dental plaque, you may need scaling or simply dental cleaning of your own tooth.
You may feel Bad breath and uncomfortable due to these deposits on tooth.
Kindly consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
Try to maintain good oral hygiene by brushing twice a day, warm saline water rinses 2 to 3 times a day, use mouthwash.
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Hello
Get your entire mouth teeth cleaning done and then evaluate the Condition. If things are better then follow the correct oral hygiene instructions and maintain it. If required then get an X ray done to rule out the cause for the tooth pain.
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Visit dentist for teeth cleaning
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hello sir, if there is plaque present get it cleaned by a dentist. get your oral check up done so that cause of pain can be diagnosed. Plaque formation is normal but you need to get it cleaned professionally by dentist every 6 months.
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Visit your nearby dentist
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Hi,
Thank you for the query.
Dental plaque usually occurs due to improper maintenance of Oral hygiene. This is relatively easy to correct and with some instructions on maintaining dental health at home, You should be back to normal.
Alternatively please visit Oraliah Dental Clinics, Sahakar Nagar, for a routine check up and oral prophylaxis.
Next Steps
Consult a dentist for a complete Oral Prophylaxis appointment. This is step one to improving and maintaining good oral health
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First of all I will highly appreciate you for your concern about ur oral health. The problem your are facing is non griveous but it may damage your teeth.Al though it's not clearly possible with out clinically examination your teeth but if your are having recurrent plaque formations inspite of being maintained proper hygiene you must go for and periodontist.
Next Steps
Recurrent plaque and staining may indicate the presence of stain forming bacteria.They are very difficult to be removed from your oral cavity.
Swab test may be done to identify the bacteria.
Health Tips
But I would recommend you that firstly you must go for a comprehensive oral prophylaxis with abrasive polishing.
gingival curretage may be beneficial for you.
I am prescribing you certain medications.Start using them from today. After that you go for a good dentist and undergo the above mentioned procedures.
Rx,
1.Clohex Ads
1:2 thrice a day for 15 days
2.Doxycilline dispersable tablet
dissolve two tablet in a glass of water and rinse your entire oral cavity for 2 min with 4 frequency for 1 week.
you can also buy some disclosing agents.You can apply them to your teeth .If it changes it colour it indicates the persistence of plaque and bacteria.
Hope you understand and your problem is solved.
don't worry dear
thank you.
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Hello,
There may be few reasons for recurrence of plaque as follows. ....
1.overlapping of teeth
2.faulty brushing technique with or without toothpaste
3.dry mouth
4. thick saliva
Next Steps
visit dentist for further clinical examination & to rule out exact causative factor for recurrent plaque.
also,
treatment can be carried out accordingly along with oral prophylaxis.
Health Tips
Helpful tips -
1.visit dentist every 6months for regular dental consultation & use toothbrush with quality toothpaste
2.rinse with lukewarm salt water after meals
3.practise good oral hygiene by following proper brushing technique with toothpaste & ultrasoft toothbrush twice daily on a regular basis
4.consume vitamin C rich fruits like aawla, oranges, strawberry, etc. to improve immunity and oral health.
5.Do not self medicate
Thanks!
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You need to undergo dental checkup and then full mouth cleaning as you have visited a dentist in your childhood . Everyone should go for dental visits more often as it can prevent a lot of gum diseases as well as save us from extensive procedures like RCT's. You also need to rule out if the sensitivity you have is due to some carious teeth.
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Hello...as far as your concern you need a scaling to be done and medication will be prescribed to reduce your gingival pain and inflammation, because of plaque deposit your gums are inflamed and there will be mild infection as well after a single visit of cleaning and a 2days gap you may need a deep cleaning and an x-ray advised to see your periodontal status....for which you may require a follow up with a periodontist
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first you require a mild cleaning for the first visit and medication to help you out of pain and inflammation
Health Tips
you have to check with a good brushing tecnique...because normally with a good brushing tecnique you will not develop so much plaque...do a warm water with salt gargle...you will be advised with a hexidine mouth wash along with medications after cleaning...
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