You said your teeth never hurt? That Ding thinks you are definitely not from the earth… … …
Rome wasn’t built in a day, and toothache is not sudden. After all, no one has a time when they don’t cherish oral health, and they will suffer from toothache over time, which is really not to blame others.
Besides, even if you brush your teeth every day, it is not enough. Oral diseases will still come to you, and the pain will still hurt.
No? Look at these-
Bleeding from Brushing Teeth-Periodontal Disease
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Brushing your teeth gives you some blood, [it’s a trivial matter].
Almost everyone is familiar with gum bleeding, but you are not so lucky with long-term tooth bleeding. Perhaps you have long been listed as [old] or even [young tooth loss].
Gingival bleeding is actually one of the most common dental diseases-periodontal disease.
Tree grows in the soil, once the surrounding soil loosens, dry, then the tree also cannot grow. Teeth also grow in periodontal tissue (gums, alveolar bone, etc.) like big trees. If oral hygiene is not paid attention to, periodontal pathogenic bacteria will take advantage of it, forming dental plaque, tartar, gingivitis, and bleeding will follow.
As it continues to develop, the bones around the teeth will be absorbed, and the loosening of the teeth will slowly begin. It is really not a dream.
Therefore, people should not take it seriously when they encounter bleeding from brushing their teeth. It is the best policy to go to the hospital for periodontal treatment (tooth washing) in time.
Sleeping molars-bruxism
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The moon is dark and the wind is high at night, and the teeth are fine (hen) and there is no (da) sound!
I believe many people have been awakened by grinding their teeth. Even if they are not their own, they may be lying beside them… or next door.
There are many reasons for molars, you can choose, emotional stress, high mental pressure, occlusal problems, drug factors… There is always one suitable for you.
If you think that grinding your teeth is just a bad habit, then you are wrong. In fact, this is a disease and must be treated! Bruxism is the third major disease affecting sleep after talking in sleep and snoring.
Molar is an unconscious process, which produces very large chewing force, which is 10 times of the general chewing force. Long-term wear of teeth can lead to crown shortening, causing dentin sensitivity, pulp disease, periapical disease, tooth fracture and other diseases, and serious masticatory muscle pain, temporomandibular joint pain and bounce.
Therefore, if you have bruxism, go to see a doctor as soon as possible. Even if you can’t find the reason, you can still wear customized dental pads to protect your teeth.
After all, no one wants to be a mouse… … …
There is an indescribable smell in the mouth-halitosis
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People with halitosis have a unique charm, one mouth can [charm all living beings]…
Halitosis may be caused by eating certain [tasty] foods (such as garlic, durian and coffee), or by poor oral hygiene, xerostomia, smoking or other systemic diseases. Persistent halitosis is also a risk signal for periodontal disease.
Brush your teeth at least twice a day, clean your teeth with floss or crevice brush, and see a dentist regularly to prevent halitosis.
If you don’t want to [talk like fart]… don’t hesitate to see a doctor.
Dry mouth, but not thirsty-xerostomia
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After drinking a lot of water, I still feel dry in my mouth and wish I could get a water pipe directly into it…
In fact, many people have such doubts, especially the elderly. The survey found that 30% ~ 50% of the elderly have dry mouth to varying degrees.
In addition to gland atrophy, eating too salty, drinking less water and other physiological reasons, many diseases can also lead to dry mouth, such as diabetes, anemia, immune diseases, hyperthyroidism, long-term wearing dentures, salivary gland injury, etc. In addition, dry mouth patients are also prone to tooth decay.
The next time you meet someone who doesn’t quench his thirst by drinking a few drinks, don’t be too busy calling him [hero], let the doctor identify him first.
There are white spots and ulcers in the mouth-mucosal abnormalities.
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Aliens who never have ulcers please ignore…
Normal oral mucosa can be described in 6 words: moist, soft, pink, elastic, smooth and continuous.
If your oral mucosa is not the same as [beautiful girl], then there may be trouble.
Some mucosal abnormalities do not have too much uncomfortable feeling, such as oral leukoplakia, may just look a little rough and astringent in the mouth, but it does not hurt, itch or ulcer. However, oral leukoplakia belongs to precancerous lesions. If it is allowed to develop, the probability of canceration is very high (10% ~ 30%).
In addition, oral cancer may also be just a long-term nonhealing and regular ulcer without any discomfort such as pain in the early stage.
Therefore, when oral mucosa is often abnormal, enough attention should be paid to it.
Of course, there is definitely an exception. Your ulcers are all bitten by yourself.
How should [dry mouth] be treated?
Can’t halitosis be cured?
Oral problems,
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