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Gum bleeding problem
Bleeding and Pain from Wisdom Teeth and bad breath. Any good toothpaste that can solve the problems ?
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No toothpaste will help with this. For you have to do proper scaling of that particular area. If this is a repeated problem then you have to do extraction of wisdom tooth because it is inaccessible for RCT and also may be angulated.
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scalling of that particular area. Extraction of wisdom tooth
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Looks like your gums have covered the last teeth and infection causing pain. Visit a Periodontist.No toothpaste can help you from this problem. Most probably your extra gum covering tooth needs to be removed.
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It will be better you get the tooth extracted
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No,toothpaste only for teeth cleaning not for pain remedy.you should go dental clinic for further management.
Is there in pain in wisdom tooth -Root canal treatment
Is there pain in ginigiva and bleeding in ginigva-scaling is done
Is there is wisdom tooth is inaccessibilty to RCT or angulated -Extraction of tooth will be done.
Is there is food pouching in wisdom tooth or flap covered distal portion leads to food pouching will cause oral malodour and bleeding -operculectomy or extraction of tooth done based on angulation of tooth, eruption status.
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You should visit dental clinic and extraction of tooth or Root canal treatment or operculectomy is done
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Tooth paste only help in cleaning of tooth not usefull in pain and bleeding
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You have to get the wisdom tooth extracted that is the only option
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