I have black spot on my all the below molar tooth. O have not facing any discomfort or pain but I can see the black spot. How can o remove this as it is showing since past 9 years. I have need to do fillings because it is painful procedure and some time filled stuff remove from the teeth automatically
From past 10 days I had a burning feeling on tongue no problem in eating just sensations today when I used tongue cleaner blood cane about I feel my tongue is rough all day.
I have periodontal disease and generalized bone loss. I went to a dentist recently due to swelling in gums and he said we'd have to remove the molar because he can't save it so we allowed the extraction. Now I think I should have at least confirmed that this is the only way to go about it from other specialists. He mentioned grade 2 mobility in that molar and few other teeth. He said that I have my wisdom teeth pushing into neighbouring teeth and due to my condition I'd lose all my teeth soon and all I can do is wait for it to happen. I have been prescribed rexidine-m forte gel+ sensoform gum paint to prevent any further loss. I had tartar buildup and I was recommended deep cleaning. But after that my gums have been very sensitive. I'm quite frustrated about this condition. Is there a way I can save my teeth? I'm attaching my x-ray from a month ago for reference.
White red patch in buccal mucosa since 5 months I'm very scared I have used ointment and sm fibro since past 4 month nothing resolved
Kindly suggest how to deep teeth clean and white shining. Is there any natural remedy or medications.
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