Question 1

I have a cavity in my molar and there's some skin growing over it. My dentist suggested surgery to remove the skin first and then treat the cavity. Is this the best approach or are there other options I should consider? I'm a bit nervous about the procedure.

Accepted Answer

yes, sx requred.

Question 2

I'm experiencing a burning sensation on my tongue that's been going on for about four or five days now. When I scraped my tongue today after brushing my teeth, a bit of blood came out, and I've noticed some redness in the middle of my tongue. Could you help me figure out what's going on?

Accepted Answer

Persistent stomach worms and anal itching can be distressing.

Consult a gastroenterologist or parasitologist for specialized guidance.

Undergo a stool test or endoscopy to confirm the presence of worms.

Explore alternative treatments, such as anthelmintic medications or herbal remedies.

Address anal itching with topical creams or ointments and maintain good hygiene.

Consider nutritional supplements and a balanced diet to manage physical

Question 3

I've been struggling with bad breath, but I don't have any cavities or gum issues that I know of. I'm really starting to get worried because I can't figure out what's causing it. Could it be something else, or is there something I might be overlooking? Any advice on what might be going on or how to deal with this would be really appreciated.

Accepted Answer

Bad breath can sometimes be caused by a dry mouth, digestive issues, or dietary habits even if your teeth and gums are healthy. Stay hydrated, clean your tongue daily, and consider checking for underlying causes like acid reflux or sinus issues.

I've been dealing with some painful mouth ulcers and even have one on my tongue. Should I be taking rinifol tablets for this, or would a B complex supplement be more effective? I'm not sure which one would be better to try first and want to make sure I'm on the right track. What would you recommend?

Rinifol tablets, containing vitamin B complex, folic acid, and iron, can help with mouth ulcers and tongue ulcers, especially if caused by nutritional deficiencies

More Dentist Health Queries

I have a cavity in my molar and there's some skin growing over it. My dentist suggested surgery to remove the skin first and then treat the cavity. Is this the best approach or are there other options I should consider? I'm a bit nervous about the procedure.

I'm experiencing a burning sensation on my tongue that's been going on for about four or five days now. When I scraped my tongue today after brushing my teeth, a bit of blood came out, and I've noticed some redness in the middle of my tongue. Could you help me figure out what's going on?

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