I was having pain in my tooth with swelling of gum. I consulted local dentist and she told it's due to periodontitis stage 2 and need scaling but due to covid no one is doing it currently. The medicine was for 1 week the swelling has reduced little.
I took the medicine prescribed and currently using sensodyne 2 times with hexidine/Listerine mouthwash daily.
Sometime I feel little pain now.
Kindly suggest how long I can continue like this and in how many days it becomes more severe. Also Any suggestions to keep it in check. Is there any chance of other issue with the problem not diagnosed by dentist
Attaching prescription and pic of my teeth.
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You have any mobility in that teeth.
Gum swelling is due to accumulation of deposit in that area.your teeth are crowed.
Proper brushing that area up and down in rotating motion.
Scaling is the treatment plan.now a days nobody doing scaling.so homely remedy is the choice.
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proper brushing
betadine gargle
if you have pain and swelling then take following medications
1.ciplox tz 1-0-1 5days
2.meftal fort 1-1-15days
3.OME PPI 1-0-0 5days(take 1/2hr before food
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after proper cleaning that area subside that gingival swelling
Dear practo user
Don't panic, as per picture not much serious issue.
To reduce gum swelling do massage with alum powder twice a day.
Salt plus Warm water gargle 2-3 times day.
Continue regular brushing habits
Can continue these measure for 4 weeks.
Hello practo user....your gums are swollen due to the infection. It needs deep scaling and root planning.
Medication given are for symptomatic relief.
Atleast for 1 month use the desentizimg toothpaste.
Mouthwash for 14 days.
Proper brushing might reduce infection to some extent.
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