Dear Patient, Do not try to pull or remove the extended gum tissue all by yourself because an innocuous looking thing may lead to complication. The gum tissue it appears may be due to irritation of the gum with ortho wire or brace. It wont fall by itself but can easily be removed after using an anaesthetic spray by a Dentist. Please revisit you dentist and avoid future complications like laceration and in long run, aesthetics ...
Braces treatment should be done with minimal forces on teeth so that there won't be any problems like bone loss or root resorption or mobile teeth or fenestration so please opt for longer duration braces treatment . ...
Medication used for seizures can cause gum overgrowth (gingival hyperplasia), but now a days with advent of Lasers, the treatment modality as improved saving time and is an absolutely painless procedure. ...
hello mam,
thanks for your query orthodontic treatment cost is chennai in private clinic ranges from 25,000 to 40,000 and in dental college 16,000 to 20,000.
thank you
Dr.Rahul Banerjee ...
Around **********INR. It depends on the complexity of the case. The amount mentioned strictly remains the cost of the treatment and other charges like x-rays,fillings,extractions are separate ...
Physical Therapy can only help you !!! your primary stability i.e ligament is lost now you have to depend more on the secondary stability of your shouldr complex and that is MUSCLES - so strengthen the shoulder complex muscles well for 2 - 3months and recurrent problem will not be faced later ...
Hi,
Biliary atresia is a serious problem and worse part is it is less know. It has only surgical treatment and intially the procedure done is kasai procedure(in which a part of child intestine is used to replace the bile duct out of liver),but however if it fails then liver transplantation is the only option.
I am not sure over the cost of procedure in cmc vellore,but however if you are carrying your detailed certificate about income then you will be given priority and will be charged less(it c ...
