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Two retained tooth
I had two retained canines in upper jaw. One of them has fallen out three years ago and I thought maybe the permanent tooth will come. But it didn't. So I can't even smile properly it has left a horrible gap. Nowadays the remaining retained canine is paining and bleeding. I think it's going to fall out. Can anyone please help me with good and cost effective suggestion? Cause it's really taking toll on my personal and professional life. Please help me
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Since you had 2 retained canines, there are 2 possibilities.
1. Your permanent canine are lying on the inside or somewhere in the bone
2. Your permanent canines are missing
Both these conditions can be managed with orthodontic treatment or braces.
For a more detailed opinion, please send me a picture of your teeth and any xraya if you have
Next Steps
Get an OPG done
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Get a full mouth xray done to confirm the condition of the canines beneath.If they are positioned straight ,they can be extruded surgically Or :-
•Retained canine can be splinted with the adjacent teeth by bonding from behind.
•Get permanent canines surgically extracted and go for implants
• A removable denture
•Temporary cantilever bridge
Next Steps
Take medications for pain and do not eat hard from the other retained canine
Health Tips
Eat soft diet.Do warm saline rinses. avoid eating from retained canine
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Hi, i can understand your problem.. first thing we need xray to find out the permanent canines are missing or they are inside the bone(impacted). According to that treatment plan will be changed.. if there is no permanent canine inside, implant is the best option.
Next Steps
please take an OPG first and post it
Health Tips
It can be corrected.No need to worry
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Hey hi.. first we have to confirm whether ur permanent teeth is present ya not. If it’s present where is it exactly . For that an OPG will help u .. if it’s present located in access than a orthodontist will put it back to position.. so nothing to worry,
Next Steps
OPG and consult a dentist. Or u can share ur-x-Ray
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Hiiii dear dnt warry..... 1st we should take a smalll X-ray on both sides whether permanent canine is there r nt..... if permanent canine appears in x-ray we should do treatment to bring the canine out.... its a slow n time taking process
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Visit the clinic after lockdown
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Hi. As per the present condition of your teeth you will probably require a fixed orthodontic treatment. To better under stand the condition a full mouth X-ray would give us a clear picture. Other options to improve your smile may require fixed crowns/caps to close the space present.
Next Steps
Practo consult an Orthodontist
Health Tips
For time being avoid eating on the side where the tooth is moving.
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