Conditions such as growth of bones in the jaw, disfigured jawline, fractured jaw and ankylosis are corrected through jaw repositioning surgery. The jawline is repaired, repositioned or treated with an artificial disc. Medicines and painkillers are prescribed after the surgery to reduce the pain and swelling post surgery.
Conditions such as growth of bones in the jaw, disfigured jawline, fractured jaw and ankylosis are corrected through jaw repositioning surgery. The jawline is repaired, repositioned or treated with an artificial disc. Medicines and painkillers are pr ... More
Took aligners treatment for 2 years, during which I developed a wrong bite which lead to face misalignment and now scoliosis. My jaw is also backwards and pushed towards left side. Are there any doctors especially in Coimbatore who can make me the MAD (mandibular advancement device). I need a solution asap which isn't too expensive because I'm having too much cervical pain and I also have a tongue tie.
Hello I saw this mark on my inner lip today morning while brushing my teeth. Can you please see to the images and let me know what it can be
Hello sir / mam.i did my wisdom tooth extraction on last week ..it was a horizontal one...omfs removed both upper and lower third molar teeth . Now it's been a week ..but the swelling only partially reduced ...and I feel so tight around left cheek due to swelling...pain is common till now? When should I stop worrying about dry socket...I am going to remove my suture on 10 th day...what should I do to reduce swelling heat or ice packs??
Recently have developed a red spot inside cheek. That area had some recent bite injuries as well during sleeping. Had a history of smoking but quit around 2 years back. Please advise.
OSMF problem facing from 2 years mouth opening 10 mm measure problem is upper right wisdom tooth who's irritate with cheeck but there is no pain usually
“I don’t have any tooth pain, so why should I visit a dentist?”As dentists, we hear this question regularly. It is understandable because most people associate a dental appointment with toothache, swelling, a broken tooth or another visible problem.But pain is not the only ...
Don’t Ignore a Decayed ToothTooth decay is one of the most common dental problems and can often begin quietly. What may look like a small cavity can gradually progress deeper into the tooth, leading to sensitivity, food lodgement, pain, infection, or weakening of the tooth.The good news? Early ...
When a tooth is missing, patients are often presented with three familiar options: a dental implant, a bridge or a removable denture.The natural question is:“Which option is best?”As a dentist, my answer is that no single tooth-replacement option is best for every ...
Lemon and baking soda? Charcoal powder? DIY whitening strips? Social media has no shortage of “instant” ways to get a brighter smile. But here’s the truth: viral doesn’t always mean safe.Your teeth aren’t meant to be scrubbed, bleached, or polished with kitchen ...
Pregnancy changes more than just your body—it can change your mouth too.Hormonal shifts during pregnancy can make your gums more sensitive, increasing the chances of swelling, bleeding and pregnancy gingivitis. And while a little bleeding may seem harmless, persistent gum inflammation ...
