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Bleeding gums. Pain in molars
Bleeding gums when brushing and sometimes generally without any reason.
Pain in molars from sweet/cold edibles.
Plaque.
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Symptom:
Sensation to hot and cold in molars.
Bleeding gums
Next Steps
If you have cavities then you get sensation to hot and cold.
If u have tartar then you suffer from bleeding gums
Health Tips
Visit your Dentist & check for cavities and tartar.
After Radiograph of molars your dentist will suggest treatment plan for cavities .
oral prophylaxis (teeth cleaning)needed for removal of tartar.
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From your description, it seems to be a case of gingivitis. Visit your dentist for a definitive diagnosis.
Next Steps
1st line of treatment will be thorough oral prophylaxis for removal of the plaque and tartar.
Health Tips
If you are taking any prescription medications for systemic conditions, review the same with your physician AFTER consultation with your dentist
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At your age, this can happen due to accumulation of plaque. Overall symptoms are suggestive of gum infection. Visit your dentist immediately to get basic hygiene therapy as a first step
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Dr. Sankalp Taparia
Dentist
17 yrs exp
Kolkata
You should consult a dentist for getting a regular scaling or cleaning done
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Visit a dentist or a Periodontist
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