🦷 Quick Answer The painful phase after a tooth extraction lasts 2 to 3 days, the gum closes over the socket in 1 to 2 weeks, and the bone underneath fills in over 2 to 3 months. Simple extractions heal faster; surgical and wisdom tooth removals sit at the longer end....
🦷 Quick Answer For daily use, an alcohol free fluoride or essential oil mouthwash (Rs 300 to 700) is the best choice in Pakistan for fresh breath and gum health. For bleeding or infected gums, a chlorhexidine rinse like Clinica or Corsodyl works strongly but must be...
🦷 Quick Answer The best toothpaste for sensitive teeth in Pakistan is one containing potassium nitrate 5% or stannous fluoride, used twice daily for at least 2 to 4 weeks. Sensodyne remains the most proven option (Rs 500 to 900), with Colgate Sensitive and local...
Quick Answer Electric toothbrushes remove modestly more plaque than manual brushes and are clearly better for people with braces, arthritis, limited hand movement or a habit of brushing too hard. A manual brush used with proper technique for a full two minutes cleans...
Quick Answer Babies get 20 milk teeth in total. The first tooth usually appears between 6 and 10 months, starting with the two lower front teeth, and the full set is in place by age 3. These teeth then fall out between ages 6 and 12 in roughly the same order they...
Quick Answer For the first 24 hours after a tooth extraction, stick to cool or lukewarm soft foods that need no chewing: yogurt, custard, lassi without a straw, mashed potato and lukewarm yakhni. From day 2 to 3 add soft khichdi, daliya, scrambled eggs and well cooked...
