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Loosed my right incisor
I loosed my right lower incisor a month ago and now my adjacent incisor has got yellow hard substance at its back. Please suggest me what should i do ?
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Hi , your bone condition is not good that is why you have lost the incisor. The reason for it is the hard yellow calculus on teeth . Calculus contains bacteria which damage the bone. Get scaling done immediately so that no further damage is caused to the bone. Otherwise adjacent teeth may also become loose. Get the lost tooth replaced . You can go for a bridge or an implant.
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get scaling done and lost tooth replaced
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maintain oral hygiene
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U must go for oral prophylaxis treatment that's simple cleaning without any pain to get rid of yellow substance behind it. And get your tooth replaced.
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Hi.... the hard stony yellow substance is known as calculus and it must be the reason for your tooth fall. Maintain your oral hygiene well. Visit a dentist for Scaling/ cleaning. You have problem related to your gums.
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By your description there might be a gum disease. Please get your regular cleaning and check up done from a dentist every 6 months.
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This yellow substance is called calculus. It is hard calcified structure. U need to go for deep gingival scaling. U have to maintain ur oral hygeine amd start using warm saline rinses atleast 3 times a day. Do massage with rexidiene m forte geo
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Please get your scaling and polishing done ( cleaning of teeth) your teeth may be loose because of gum problems. After scaling your dentist will check and let you know if you need further periodontal treatment.
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Brush twice daily and use a mouthwash
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Dr. Dhruva Sarkari
Dentist
2 yrs exp
Vadodara
Your cause of loosing your tooth itself is the yellow hard substance forming and accumulating behind your teeth- TARTAR. It will loosen your gums and that will be the cause of more loss of teeth.
Get your teeth cleaned- SCALING AND ROOTH PLANING, before its too late.
After that, brush regularly twice a day, even from behind your lower teeth. Cause once the scaling is done, the next job is yours to prevent tartar from forming again. Next, get the tooth replacement done by fixing bridge on the lower teeth, after the wound of the lost tooth is healed completely.
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