Oral and dental conditions

Phenomenon of losing deciduous/primary teeth occurring between ages of 5–12 years is a normal physiological change.

Eruption of deciduous /primary teeth usually starts at five months of age. Symptoms associated with it like fever and diarrhea are normal and self limiting unless any other causes can be established.

Usually occurs due to attrition of teeth, abrasion or gingival recession

Commonly due to disturbing the blood clot by the patient through rinsing or inadequate compression on the gauze, though at times may be due to bony/tooth remnants

Aphthous or recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) are painful recurrent mucous membrane ulcerations. Usually affect the non-keratinized oral mucous membrane.