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Pain in gums and teeth for few weeks
I am having continuous pain in my lower teeth and especially on inner side. I have yellow teeth with white layer getting around gums bottom. Noticed swelling in Gums also from last 6 months
It feels like having current like sensation. While having food or drinks I don't feel much problem but once I am not doing anything it starts giving sensation.
From last week it's persistent and get little blood occasionally while brushing as well. Couldn't sleep or focus properly for long due to this sensation.
Using sensodyne toothpaste and Listerine mouth wash in night currently.
Couldn't see any dentist currently as I am stuck in place with less proper dental clinic options. Kindly suggest some home remedies or pain relief medication for some time which can help.
Answers (9)
Scaling and oral prophylaxis treatment is required.
Rx.
Clohex mouthwash three times a day for 2 weeks.
Rexidin m forte gel three times a day for 2 weeks (gently massage on the affected area gums with your fingertip and leave it for 10 minutes than rainse with water).
Tab vit c once a day for one month.
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Hello,
Can you please pin point the area where is hurting you.
Is it a specific tooth or multiple teeth.
Is your wisdom tooth erupted?
The Symptoms which you’re describing, can mean multiple things.
Still in general I would advise avoid cold and sour food till you don’t see your dentist.
Do not sleep ,facing on the side which is hurting.
Do not apply any kind of cold or hot fermentation.
While using your anti sensitive toothpaste , kindly do not rinse for at least 10 minutes post brushing.
Meet a prosthodontist if you don’t have cavity in any tooth,
Meet an endodontist in case if you have visible decayed tooth.
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Hello your gums r having infection due to plaque called gingivitis . Bleeding from gums s the first sign f gingivitis .
Sensitivity ll also b present . Do u hv any habits lik smoking,panchewing. Cos it can cause staining n infection
Next Steps
now u start using mouth wash orahex twice daily 2 ml jus gargle n rinse t after 4 min. slowly reduce the frequency f mouth wash after a week. then brush twic
e daily . wen u r able to go out go t dentist n do scaling. u can use sensodyne. once n a year atleast u should do scaling or else it can lead to perio problem n affect bone
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It is Gingivitis dont worry, take hexidine mouthwash and dilute it in 1 : 4 with room temperature water ,take it in your mouth for 2 minutes and then split.For 30 minutes don't eat or sip anything and after 30 gargle with simple water.
Next Steps
whenever you are able to go to dentist please visit their and go for oral prophylaxis
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Your condition called gingivitis and will progress to periodontitis and further complications if not treated
For now, take medication
Rx
Tab Diclomol. SOS
Use Mucopain +hexigel. 3-4 times a day
Tab Doxy 20mg OD for 7 days
Keep using Sensodyne toothpaste
Next Steps
Visit dentist, treatment advised
1. Scaling and polishing (cleaning of teeth) or
2. Curettage and root planning depending on the severity of ur condition
Followed by maintenance therapy till the symptoms subside
Health Tips
Maintain oral hygiene (brush twice)
Rinse ur mouth whenever u eat anything
Avoid sweet and sticky food
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Your condition is called gingivitis occuring due to the deposition of calculus on your teeth. This requires scaling procedure to be done by the dentist. For now if you can't visit the dentist use vantej toothpaste for the sensitivity and use chlorhexidine mouthwash
Apply a gum paint of any company on your gums and massage it properly
Next Steps
visit the dentist as soon as possible
Health Tips
use an extra soft tooth brush using circular motion on the teeth while brushing
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