Wisdom tooth pain
I'm 28 weeks pregnant. I'm having pain in my gums near the left side wisdom tooth which is getting intense. What safe medication can I take to lower the pain?
I'm 28 weeks pregnant. I'm having pain in my gums near the left side wisdom tooth which is getting intense. What safe medication can I take to lower the pain?
From last 1 week I am having roughness on tip of tongue , no pain no problem while eating just a roughness please check Could it be cancer ? I am really worried Please see the attached photo ,aria is circled
I have been observing that whenever my 6 yo brushes at night, blood come out from her 1 molar on the left. It happened consecutively for few days a month back and then it stopped but now again since yesterday I am noticing blood in the mouth while brushing and today she spitted more blood than usual. I am planning to go to the dentist tomorrow but till then any advise on why this is happening will be highly appreciated.
I have mild forwardly placed upper front . I am 17+ years old . I want to know if I can use soft myobrace type blue trainer available online for rs 382 to correct it. Is it safe to use at night? I have attached my teeth photos. Please advise if trainer will help or I need braces. Thank you.
I have pain in my teeth in below what medicine required Pls suggest on priority basis due to this I unable to take food
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