i use to have some pretty teeth but all of a sudden my teeth started falle out and everything decaying bad .i had braces on them to have them stratghtn out . but i cannot not understand that could it be that i'm not drinking water or milk could that be some of the proplem .i was taking care of m teeth now.please don't be mean ok i just to need to know whats going on.and i thank each and everyone and may god bless u all even if u don't answer.and they still breaking some of my teeth is broke off in my gums and i really need some answer in what to do i know one go to the dentisit which i'm very scared of the dentist . if u understand what i'm saying please help me
207568
Hi! Sorry to hear about your teeth! Please, if you drink sodas, stay away from them!Sodas decay teeth to no end.It's best to see the dentist now, before you lose more teeth. The dentist can probably get lots of work done in one sitting-besides.....they'll use Novocaine. Good luck to you sweetie!
51890
Sounds to me like they are partially impacted and if this is the case, they are never going to fully erupt.  Get to an oral surgeon so he or she can extract them for you.  Keeping them could cause problems with your other teeth as they are pushing against them and this could cause crowding or even decay on the tooth it is pushing against as you aren't able to clean this area very well.
252573
All of those previous answers are great answers for not having insurance. Health dept, local colleges, etc. They are terrific options for people with no insurance. But there's an underlying cause to why you are losing your teeth. Are you lacking nutrients due to bypass?  You really should consult the doc who did it, and make sure you are getting the nutrients you need for healthy teeth and bones.  If something is stripping your calcium, you may need a supplement. Always consult a dentist for advice concerning your dental health.
675680
if ur teeth do not rest on top of each other then most likely u have an over/under bite.  Of course the best person to ask would be ur dentist
351791
Sounds like a really bad case of gingivitis to me.   You probably needs to rinse with a salt water solution several times a day.  Use a soft tooth brush.  See your dentist again.
469875
You might have a bad tooth and not know it. See a dentist. Your teeth can also bleed from brushing to hard.
553775
maybe its infected , did you scratch , or brush it too hard? I think you should take a mirror and stick it under your mouth , open your mouth and cheack it out , if its red or bleeding , maybe you should go to the dentist. think of anything ou could have done in the past week to cause this . Maybe find out what happened.
640803
Wisodom teeth are also referred to as third molars, they do not serve a purpose. \n\nYes it is possible, you may have periodontal or what is also called gum disease, or a severe infection in the tooth that has lead to bone loss in the surrounding areas of the tooth causing it to be loose. You need to see a denist, if this tooth is not already hurting you there is a large possiblilty that is could start hurting at any time.
258843
hmmm... ask your doctor. it's probably nothing, but just get it checked anyway. have you gotten your wisdom teeth out yet??? that might be it...
398056
This could just mean that the filling was not close to the nerve. The tooth could be dead, but it's unlikely if you have not had a root canal. What you need to do is get back to the dentist so they can take an x-ray and repair that filling for you so that you don't get anymore decay around the tooth. Molars are VERY important and you don't want to lose it! GOOD LUCK
401380
DO NOT WORRY.  I have been worried like you before, after going to the dentist...after getting hit in the face by accident...and at other times.    It feels wiggly now, but the gums will tighten up around your teeth and then it wiggliness will be gone.  Seriously, stop worrying about it.  You can just leave it be and your body will fix it.  Really you have nothing to worry about.
212009
yes your teeth feel twice as big! they also feel slimy and when you first look in the mirror, its kind of scary but you get usto it. i recommend you wear your retainer as much as you need to or maybe more. Otherwise your teeth will go back and you'll need braces again!
663255
you have an abcess probably of some type. it could be a periodontal abcess which is basically an abcess in the gums along the tooth you should see your dentist pronto
630954
Not long at all. My son had a checkup 3 weeks ago and had a non-painful cavity that they said was only going to need a filling. Today he went in and they needed to PULL it. It had gone deeper and abcessed underneath. They were surprised and checked his xrays from the 1st visit. He hasn't had sugary drinks or sticky candy.\nCall a different dentist and get in asap. Or see if you can get on a waiting list for canceled appointment times. At the very least, your cavity will get bigger/deeper and possibly cost more if you wait.
196414
That's called TMJ or lockjaw. There are a lot of ways to fix it. What happens with TMJ is that the cartilage in your jaw bone is worn down. It's like any other broken bone, it needs to rest. No chewing on gum, or anything super chewy. You need to let your jaw rest. Also, talk to your dentist, there are mouth guards they can make for you to wear while you sleep. This mouth guard lets your teeth/jaw sit correctly while you're sleeping and most of the time solves this TMI or lockjaw problem you're having. If it's worst case scenario, which it doesnt sound like it is, there are a few surgeries that can be performed, most of these are covered by insurance. Put heat on your jaw and call your dental professional tomorrow. They'll know what to do. :)
442276
Okay, I had braces for 4 years so I can help you here! :)  You have the little threaders, you will put your floss in the little hole.  Go under your braces wire and pull the threader all the way through but leaving the floss in there.  Just floss as normal now, as you pull the floss inbetween the two teeth.  They also have water pics that have full force and get all the food out of your teeth.  I did that most of the time and it worked better than floss.  But, you may need to floss for your gums, I don't know what your situation is.  Goodluck.
59546
I don't know what causes it, but it isn't good for you.  You probably have TMD, so go to the dentist and see if you can get him/her to make you a mouth guard.\n \nWhy do you keep asking this question?  Christy answered it well the first time you asked.\n\nI will repeat- You may have some kind of malocclusion maybe you should go to an orthodontist.  \nYou can go to a regular dentist and have him make you a mouth guard for when you sleep.  Do you get headaches?  If you do you should tell the dentist, it will help with your diagnosis.