Tongue cut while eating

2021-12-02 04:14:44
I was eating breakfast, suddenly tooth cut my tongue, a sharp pain was happened and minor blood also was there. please help me what ointment  to apply on tongue (if required).
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Hello dear Please be assured You can apply dologel ct or mucopain.however there must be improper overlap of teeth due to which cutting was done.i suggest you to please get selective grinding of involved teeth.for further details you can consult me Thanks

Answered2021-12-03 01:44:04

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Hello You can apply Dologel-CT or mucopain thrice a day for relief.. generally it will heal within 5-7 days..

Answered2021-12-02 13:52:49

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Hello, Keep calm, there is no need for an alarm. Get your pointy and sharp ends of your tooth fixed, so it doesn't cause any further damage in  future. Visit any dentist, and get it fixed. Its a 10 to 15 mins work. For now, use luke warm saline water gargle and mouth rinse

Answered2021-12-02 05:40:14

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If its painfullthen  u can apply mucopain  2 times a day before meal .and if its bleeding . Apply ice  it will arest the bleeding ..

Answered2021-12-02 04:46:13

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You can apply Hexigel and mucopain 1:1 ratio. Just dab on the spot. 4-5 times a day. It will heal within few days. Hope this helps! :)
Health Tips
Avoid spicy and hot food for a week.

Answered2021-12-02 13:16:48

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