I have two lumps in my buccal mucosa and is from 2 months totally painlesss causing no problem but is persistent. I met two maxilofacial surgeon.he told it is benign but is not going anyway. When I asked for biopsy they told no need at all .this is totally benign.i asked why is it not going.they told don't take tension. I have history of chewing tobacco from 5 yrs.what should be my next step. Should I not take tension?
I have brittle teeth due to rct n grinding also made them thinner- decided to go with crowns but i feel like I made a bad decision- the crown prep was too aggressive- teeth 70% shaved off- The gums hve become sore n inflamed- i worry some deep infection spreading but dentist said canals look clean- Right now its 4 am n I am awake due to severe throbbing pain aeound shaved teeth Was goinf for crown wrong decision??
I took my 3.5 year daughter to dentist to screen teeth. Dr suggested and done fluoride coating. Then she ask to do 3 consecutive weeks same procedure. But i saw everywhere 6 months once only fluoride coating done. My daughter had no decay teeth too. What I do next? Can I go another three sitting or avoid?
Mostly in the night while I'm resting suddenly I feel my too much pressure in my teeths that it will not open it feels like my mouth will not open my all teeths whole jaw part feels too much pressure that it will not open .and I struggle to open my mouth.please tell me this is dangerous?
I had oral sex with my girlfriend after that my tongue became white even after one year it is still white and feeling dry and less saliva mouth. I thought i got std and tested all possible tests everything is negative. when I researched a little the oral sex effected mouth microbes. If that is the case please suggest me what to do
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