Pain - in my mouth

2018-05-21 07:46:08
I have dirty dirty yellow teeth. Lot of pain. Pls help. I brush everyday . It also bleeds at times. And it's painful
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The dirty, dirty yellow teeth needs to checked clinically by a dentist and it will be treated accordingly.
Next Steps
For  temporary relief before you visit the dentist, please take a mild painkiller like Dolo 650 after food and gargle with warm water and salt solution 5-6 times a day. (If you are allergic to Paracetamol do not take the above drug and I have not mentioned a stronger painkiller as it needs to be prescribed only after thorough examination).
Health Tips
Please visit a dentist as soon as possible.

Answered2018-05-21 08:21:05

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Scaling polishing Followed by good home care regime And also you can go for whitening if you feel you teeth are till yellow after scaling Hope that helps

Answered2018-05-21 08:18:52

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Bleeding gum is caused by inadequate plaque removal.plaque contain germ which attack the healthy tissue around the teeth.which causes the beeding gum and dirty yellow teeth
Next Steps
consult your dentist for removal of plaque by scaling
Health Tips
use soft brush,dental floss once a day,rinse with warm saline water atleast 2 times, brushing your teeth twice a day

Answered2018-05-21 08:01:18

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For dirty Yello teeth and bleeding you will have to get cleaning of teeth  done. For pain you will have to get your teeth checked for cavities or this can be related to your gums. So contact any nearby dentist for treatment.

Answered2018-05-21 07:59:42

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U probably have pyorrhea, u need to do warm saline gargles 4-5 a times a day. And go gum massage with a gum paint.
Next Steps
Goto your dentist and get treatment for swollen gums, cleaning will be done.
Health Tips
Don't delay the problem. Go see a dentist

Answered2018-05-21 07:57:54

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