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Blood mixed with spitting after wakeup
Hi doctor,
After wakeup in the morning and there is blood mixed while spitting. While checked with dentist they told we need to deep clean on mouth also at last two teeth's at either side are in cross position which damaging the nearby teeth, they need to be removed by conscious extraction.
Is it necessary to remove them, i am afraid
Dentist told they are of no use in Mouth
Please advice
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If the bleed is due to gum infection , then as suggested it’s best to go with deep cleaning , that would subside infection and bleeding aswell , regarding the last tooth , if they are the wisdom teeth and crossly possitioned it’s better to get them extracted
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Consult a nearby periodontist regarding the gum disease
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Go for deep cleaning of your mouth initially, conscious extraction can be done later .
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Please go for scaling and root planing.maintain good oral hygiene. Could be a gingivitis but more likely to be periodontitis.
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use paradontax tooth paste and clohex mouth wash.do not use mouth wash immediately after brushing teeth do it between the meals.
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can go for transalveoalar extraction of 3rd molar ( wisdom teeth) after proper evaluation and x ray.
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The very first concern "blood while spitting" in most of the cases it is due to gingival inflammation (gum infection) due to deposits. So first You must undergo thorough scaling and if needed deep cleaning procedures.
Second concern is last tooth mostly it might be wisdom tooth which is malaligned so if ur dentist advises you to get extracted follow the same.
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please post picture of tooth of concern
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Yes, do what your dentist has advised
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Dr. Inavolu Shamini
Dentist
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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Please go for the deep cleaning as advised by the dentist
Regarding two teeth the treatment can be decided only after seeing the x-ray.
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Visit the dentist and get the cleaning done
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
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Please share an x-ray to understand the query better. You may need to undergo a routine full mouth professional cleaning.
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Dr. Zoya Rasheed
Cosmetic/Aesthetic Dentist
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello.
1) Bleeding Could be because of infection and deposits, so deep cleaning will be required
2)If your wisdom teeth are not in proper position and hurting you, get them removed, usually they are helpless teeth.
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Advised to proceed with the treatment
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Advised to attach pic for better suggestions
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