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Tooth Decay
I've tooth decay since last 6 months but due to covid outbreak I'm unable to visit dentist.
Can you recommend any mouthwash and toothpaste to use ??
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There is no mouth wash or tooth paste which can cure or stop caries from progressing...
If u have any other problem with tooth decay like pain , pus, etc then plz mention it... Medication can b given for time being...
Next Steps
visit a dentist... go to chat for further queries
Health Tips
maintain oral hygiene.. brush twice daily.. rinse after every meal.. any food if stay longer over the tooth cause decay n its rapid progression..
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Dental examination required for your case. Depending upon. The depth and extent of the caries.treatment would be planned.
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Our experts from the department of oral medicine and radiology suggest you to kindly visit your dentist undertaking all precautions to get your teeth checked and treated. Mouth wash and toothpaste are only for oral hygiene maintenance and will not help in curing your cavities.
Next Steps
visit dentist, without fearing corona, because most dentists are taking very good care of patients during this pandemic. you can visit dentist without any hesitation
Health Tips
warm salt water gargling twice or thrice daily for one complete minute.
brushing with any paste twice daily
dental flossing before sleep
lots of vitamin C and D
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