Is this roof of the mouth looking good?
I can see this on the roof of my mouth. It looks like this. It scared me. Is it normal or something else? I have a gerd and snoring problem
I can see this on the roof of my mouth. It looks like this. It scared me. Is it normal or something else? I have a gerd and snoring problem
Hiii... I'm 35 years old... I had a cavity in my tooth and it was causing pain, especially at night. However, the pain used to go away on its own without any medication. When I visited the dentist, they recommended a root canal treatment (RCT). However, they also suggested trying a temporary filling first to see if the tooth could be managed without an RCT. They said that if there was no pain after the filling, we could continue with it; otherwise, an RCT would be necessary. Yesterday morning, I got the filling done. After returning home, I started experiencing very severe tooth pain in the evening—much worse than I had ever felt before. We called the dentist, and they prescribed a painkiller and an antibiotic and again advised an RCT.....i wanted to ask whether getting the filling was the wrong decision. What could be the reason for such severe pain after the filling?
I am suffering mouth ulcer from a month. One ulcer inside lip comes...supress and come back after few days. Small size ulcer white in colour. Pls advise
My baby was born on 16 May 2025. I have noticed multiple black/dark spots on both the upper and lower front teeth and am concerned whether these are cavities, stains, or an enamel problem. He takes NAN PRO 3 formula milk and daily supplements (D3 Must, Gemcal P, and A To Z NS, 1 ml each). His diet includes dalia, dal, apple puree, banana. Could you please advise: 1. What could be causing these black spots? 2. Do these look like cavities that need treatment? 3. Could formula milk, night feeds, diet, or supplements be contributing? 4. Should I take him for an in-person dental check-up urgently? I have attached a photo for reference.
My 9-year-old child lost a tooth more than two months ago, but the permanent tooth has still not come in. I wanted to know if it is okay to give Cavit Syrup to help with tooth growth. If yes, what would be the appropriate dosage for a 9-year-old?
Protecting Little Smiles, One Tooth at a Time!!!Children love sweets- and that's okay!But when sugary foods and drinks stay on teeth, tiny germs in the mouth use that sugar to produce acid.This acid slowly weakens the tooth surface.That's how tooth decay begins- quietly and ...
Snoring is often dismissed as a harmless habit, but it can disrupt sleep, reduce oxygen flow, and affect overall health. Fortunately, modern dentistry offers effective solutions in the form of anti-snoring dental devices.These devices, commonly known as Mandibular Advancement Devices ...
Many adults believe braces are only for teenagers.The reality is that more adults are choosing Invisalign than ever before to achieve a straighter, healthier, and more confident smile.As an Invisalign Expert at Kshine Dental Studio, Powai, Mumbai, I often help patients compare ...
That tiny painful spot inside your mouth may seem harmless, but oral ulcers (commonly called canker sores or aphthous ulcers) can make eating, drinking, and even speaking uncomfortable.Why Do Oral Ulcers Happen?• Accidental cheek or tongue bites (traumatic ulcers)• ...
Nursing Bottle Caries (Baby Bottle Tooth Decay)Nursing bottle caries, also known as baby bottle tooth decay or early childhood caries, is a form of dental decay that affects infants and toddlers. It occurs when a child’s teeth are frequently exposed to sugary liquids such as milk, formula, ...