Hi, My baby is 2 year and for her cavity is started in the upper jaw teeths. I have started brushing her two times still it's seems to be spreading. Is there any way to protect the unaffected teeths also any treatment for the affected ones Regards
My baby is 18 months old. I took him to a dentist, and the dentist recommended benzocaine gel. However, when I apply it, my baby swallows the gel. Is there any issue with this
From last 1 week, I have pain while opening the morning, Even unable to eat because of restricted mouth opening. No trauma , nothing happened.
I got a wisdom tooth but it was grown in cross direction due to that front teeth was infected as cavity so , doctor recommended to remove wisdom teeth and make a root cap for front cavity teeth. Is it mandatory to remove the wisdom teeth?
Hi, Should the upper and lower teeth including canines, premolar and molar touch each other when our mouth is at rest and lips closed.?
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