Dental problems can be different

Everyone knows that it is absolutely necessary to monitor one's health. The same can be said about monitoring the condition of the oral cavity, because of its excellent condition depends not only the beauty and whiteness of your smile, but also the health of the whole organism as a whole.

Diseases of the mouth can lead to dysfunctions of various systems and even cause a weakening of immunity. Often, however, it is the other way around - it is the lack of resistance to external "aggressors" that leads to some or other dental problems. So, for example, children at an early age often have a disease such as stomatitis, which can be viral or bacterial in nature. It occurs when the immunity and protective forces of the body are weakened and is characterized by the appearance of painful sores in the oral cavity. Often accompanied by an increase in body temperature. Treatment of this disease should be conducted with the assistance of a dentist.

The next danger, which is also very common, is caries. It represents the process of destruction of the tooth tissues and the formation of the cavity (cavity). Destruction of enamel occurs under the influence of bacteria that multiply in the oral cavity. With insufficient hygiene, plaque accumulates on the surface of the teeth, which is an excellent medium for the reproduction of bacteria. And the best food for them are carbohydrates. Therefore, it is not for nothing that they say that there is a lot of sweet is harmful. Caries in neglected form can lead to spoilage and loss of teeth.

Another very common problem is a wrong bite. Fortunately, modern dentistry knows many ways to correct such anomalies and is able to help with the elimination of almost any problem. And it must be done, otherwise an incorrect bite can cause dysfunction of the respiratory or digestive system.

Among the problems of the oral cavity, a separate line can be identified gum disease. The most common of these is periodontitis, which is inflammatory. Inflammation of the tissues with which the tooth is fixed leads, at the initial stages to increased bleeding gums, and subsequently to the formation of gingival pockets with pus. In the most neglected version, even premature tooth loss is possible.

As follows from the above, dental can be quite serious. And therefore their treatment in the long box is not recommended to be postponed categorically. Preventive examinations at the dentist can prevent the occurrence of such diseases or as soon as possible eliminate their negative consequences.