Teeth and gum

2019-05-29 18:51:08
I am having a problem in my,8, no of teeth.what should I do.cost is very high for my treatment.serious problem
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Hello sir.. Wisdom teeth can be treated in 2 ways.... if the teeth is fully erupted and you are having the problem of cavitated teeth x-ray has to be taken and depends on the extent of cavitation , treatment option should be made... if the cavity is superficial then filling can be done...if the cavity is deep reaches innermost pulpal layer and very close to pulp then removal of teeth should be done..... If the wisdom teeth is not fully erupted and you are having symptoms of pain then you need to go for surgical removal followed by analgesics and antibiotics...x-ray has to be taken to rule out the position of wisdom teeth before removal
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kindly visit dentist for furthur clinical examination and management

Answered2019-06-06 10:35:51

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If your wisdom tooth has already erupted and is decayed so go for restoration or root canal if it is deeply carious . And if it is impacted go for extraction.

Answered2019-06-04 06:38:55

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Depending on the condition and position of the tooth . Either it will need a filling or an extraction
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Get an X-ray of that tooth . Ideally an OPG

Answered2019-05-31 03:06:23

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3rd molar( 8 no. Teeth) is generally treated in 2 ways . If it is completely erupted and carious , it is restored by filling or any other conservative treatment. But if the teeth is not erupted( due to lack of space), you will have to get it extracted .
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Get an x ray done .

Answered2019-05-30 06:21:54

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Please get the X-ray done,and upload here on practo

Answered2019-05-30 05:23:52

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