Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
I am 18 years old, and for many personal reasons, I have not brushed my teeth regularly, as I should. I might have brushed ten times in the last two years. I cannot see a dentist due to my situation, but I want to change my life now that I am older. My top left molar hurts a little when I apply pressure and the same with a few others. I will start brushing three times a day, but is there any way I can stop my tooth pain? There are no visible holes or anything, and no food is stuck in or near them. My gums bleed a bit when I brush. So, I know something is wrong with them, but I need help. Please do not judge me.
Hello,
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We will not judge. It is alright. You can still have your teeth in good condition, but you have to keep brushing twice every day. Just follow this. I suggest taking Amoxicillin or Augmentin 500 mg tablet twice daily after meals for three days. Also, take one multivitamin tablet every day after a meal for seven days. If there is pains, take Ibuprofen but not every time. Please follow some instructions. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush. Maintain oral hygiene properly and use mouthwash after brushing twice a day. Brush in the morning, after you wake up. Brush at night just before sleep, and do not eat anything afterward. Use dental floss to clean between teeth. Eat healthy and non-sticky food. When your teeth stop bleeding, then use a medium-bristled toothbrush. Visit a dentist and ask for cleaning teeth to get everything better. Wish you good health and happiness. Keep me updated with the improvements.
Same symptoms don't mean you have the same problem. Consult a doctor now!
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