Causes of common dental problems

As long as you remember, you have heard the words "fangs" and "gum disease" many times. In your lifetime, you may have at least one cavity and one gingivitis [lower gum disease]. These are often the most common dental problems that patients are familiar with. Many other dental problems can also occur due to the many things in the mouth and the variety of foods and drinks that enter it throughout the day. Some of you may or may not have experienced:

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  Tooth sensitivity


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  Chronic bad breath


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  Chronic dry mouth


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  Ulcer sore


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  Tooth and chin pain

Cause of dental problems

There are many reasons for the above common dental problems. Many reasons are what patients can do. The following are common causes of dental health problems:

Dental health and sanitation are poor. from

Poor dental health due to inadequate or lower than oral hygiene is the most common cause of most common dental problems. Lack of floss and tooth brushing inconsistency can cause decaying food particles in the mouth to leave fangs and gum disease, leading to additional oral health problems such as bad breath, tooth loss and jaw fractures.

trauma. from

Wounds to the teeth or gums due to injury can damage and weaken the protective tissue, making the mouth more prone to tooth decay, broken or missing teeth, jaw damage and tooth loss. The most common oral accidents involve fracture, cracking, chipping or shedding of the teeth. If any of these conditions occur, the patient should go to the nearest dentist or emergency room as soon as possible because of the need for timely treatment to save the teeth.

Potential overall health. from

Health conditions such as AIDS and other autoimmune diseases and diabetes may increase a person's teeth and gums more susceptible to infections and diseases and increase the risk of dental health problems. These conditions also reduce the ability of the mouth to fight disease and infection.

Potential oral disease. from

Sensitive teeth, bleeding gums, bad breath and mouth ulcers can all be the result of tooth decay, gum disease or other oral infections. Oral pain, dry mouth and chronic bad breath may be the result of TMJ, bruxism [unconscious molar and chin bite] or oral dysfunction.

There are many different reasons for common dental problems. Some reasons can be reduced or treated more easily by the patient's oral hygiene habits. Others are less controlled by the patient and need the help of trained dental professionals.

Regular dental examinations and cleaning work in dental clinics play an important role in the prevention, diagnosis and timely treatment of common oral health conditions. Regardless of whether you feel any discomfort or notice an abnormality in the mouth, it is strongly recommended to schedule a appointment with the dentist every six months for routine tooth cleaning and oral examination.

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