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?
How do Dentist manage crown if the bite of the patient is quite deep? My Dentist have had a tough time getting it right because gap is coming in the molar and I don't understand the technical terms, but as per her opinion due to the deep bite, the crown is getting set higher. Both the tooth for which crown is being done are vulnerable since rct done twice on them- I wanted to know opinion of other Dentist on this complicated case of mine
Sir/maam, I have TMJ pain since 2021 and from then I consult many Doctors with TMJ specialized too and they have do their different treatment some say my teeth has different shap so that's why 4 teeth are took off some gave dental splint, some has advised to bite properly and I have tried everything in last 5 years but till today I haven't fully recovered from my TMJ pain...so my question is that what can I do now.
I'm on braces which had pushed my teeth too far back inside making some of the teeth in both my upper and lower jaw to almost come out of the bone in the cbct but my ortho just flare out the upper teeth a bit without doing anything for the lower teeth...the second ortho whom I went for consultation told me to remove all my wires and leave only the brackets and let my teeth relapse for three months...what do you think I should do
Attaching the reference of my front teeth. The edges are bluish and translucent so I'm worried my teeth are getting thin and weak. I'm using Invisalign for alignment fixes but I'm worried about the current state of my teeth. Please let me know if there's anything i can do to keep it strong and how concerned i should be regarding this issue.
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