Dental Disease
Effect That Smoking has On Your Teeth
It is known that smoking is addictive also causes several lung diseases and cancer, however, how much is known about the damage it does to the teeth and gums?
People always think that the only effect that smoking has on your teeth is pigmentation, however, recent medical studies have shown that cigarette addiction cause periodontal disease [popularly known as pyorrhea] weakness and loss of enamel bone or tooth, says Vallarino.
According to the dentist, toxins, “the poison” of cigarette pollution affecting the whole body circulation. “And the damage caused is faster in the peripheral capillaries and nerve endings, which is why smokers have more gum problems.”
The heat and toxic snuff weaken the tooth enamel which could lead to fractures, even when you chew ice.
Experts explain that the teeth are organic and inorganic components. When you’re young the tooth has more organic components, making it stronger, contrary to what happens when you have more than 50 years.
What makes the cigarette is to advance this process is killing the organic components that make the tooth has life and is resistant.
The pigmentation can be corrected with a whitening treatment. However, periodontal disease and weakness in the enamel are difficult to treat. For this reason, doctors recommend quitting.
Teeth Eruption: Supplementing teeth
When supplementing the teeth?
Between 2.5 and 3 years the child has complete time formula and remain unchanged until the 5.5 to 6 years old when it begins the replacement tooth and eruption of the first permanent molars (molars of 6).
Local discomfort from the eruption
Although the eruption is a natural process, often the appearance of the teeth is preceded by some irritating expressions for the child who put him irritable and hateful
The most characteristic feature is the great salivation and itching of the gums, which makes the child bite their fingers tightly, bottle, pacifier or anything else within reach. All those troubles disappear when broken teeth and gum do not do them under pressure.
Babies Teeth: Chronology of the eruption time
Baby teeth usually follow a sequence of time and appearance. that somehow is related to children’s overall development.
The teeth appear in pairs counterparts, usually in the following order:
* Lower central incisors (6 to 8 months)
* Upper central incisors (8 to 10 months)
* Upper lateral incisors (8 to 10 months)
* Lower lateral incisors (10 to 15 months)
* First molars and then the upper (12 to 15 months)
* Canine lower and then higher (18 to 24 months)
* Seconds later the lower molars and upper (24 to 36 months)
It is believed that 6 months is the most common age of onset of the rash could be considered as normal some differences more or less time, if not delayed beyond the 12 to 14 months, since in this case may be related to some general disturbance.
The output of the teeth or tooth eruption
Baby teeth begin to form in the third week of intrauterine life, so when the child is born, has within its jaws outbreaks of the 20 teeth that make your temporary dental formula. or “milk” and the differentiated cells that give rise to the 32 teeth of permanent teeth.
It has been even teeth at birth, Can it be?
Although not very frequent, happen that a child born with 1 or 2 cloves. These are called natal teeth. When they appear in the mouth in the first weeks of life are called neonatal teeth.
Teeth are normal formula that advance their appearance for reasons that are unknown. Some of them are very immature and have yet to rarz anchored in the alveolar ridge; be seen as a crown too movable pedunculated, attached to the surface of the gum. Within 2 to 3 weeks and continue to assert themselves perfectly normal development.
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Causes of dental dams
Causes structural or mechanical
A tooth in overbite (slightly too high) is responsible for an occlusal overload which causes the compression of the long ligament (fibro-elastic zone that connects the tooth to the bones and absorbs the stresses of mastication). Eventually, the stasis pressure generates energy which can result in the appearance of an abscess of the root (granuloma) on a devitalized tooth.
A dental bite imbalance must be considered a major bottleneck effects which affect the entire posture, through the temporomandibular joint is an important energy hub, with multiple consequences (osteoarticular, back pain, compression of organs, depressive syndrome).
A bridge blocks the micro-movement of natural teeth in their sockets. It generates a dominant transverse compression which sometimes double vertical overload if the bridge is in overbite. Placed on areas of junction of these bones (palatine suture), the bridge leads to a blockage of the cranial bones. An orthodontic arch has the same effect generalized to all teeth of the maxilla. Read the rest of this entry »
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Natural remedies for urgent care, tooth caries
In case of toothache, Didier Le Bail, naturopath in Paris, explains how to get relief through natural remedies. However, this advice does not relieve a visit to the dentist as soon as possible to determine the cause of the pain!
Carious tooth
“I have a cavity I quickly seek treatment. Recently, my teeth became very sensitive. What can I do until my appointment with the dentist? ”
In Stage 1 of the cavities, no pain: only the enamel is achieved.
In Stage 2 of the cavity, the dentin underneath the enamel is in turn affected. Result: the onset of sensitivity to heat, cold and sweet.
In Stage 3, it was the turn of the pulp (tooth nerve) to be reached. Result: a nice toothache! The risk of tooth abscess is not far. Read the rest of this entry »
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Preventing dental caries
From the youngest age one learns to dread decay. Rather than understanding dental care, there is every incentive to prevent these nasty intruders properly? Ending caries is not impossible.
Keep the smile of your child.
Your child is facing a formidable enemy: dental caries. To avoid unnecessary suffering and costly care, the best protection is prevention. With Doctissimo, learn all the tips to keep a smile on your toddler.
Caries: prevention rather than suffer.
This chronic disease of man the most common. It affects both the teeth as the permanent teeth and both men and children.
Tooth decay and diet. Read the rest of this entry »
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Broken teeth, what is a dental trauma, responsive, good reflexes?
Broken teeth: good reflexes
Dental trauma, the tooth is broken or not, is always an emergency. More effectively support is faster, the chances of recovering the tooth in good working condition are great. In practice, when the tooth was expelled under the effect of the shock, it must be replanted within 20 minutes. The child may keep his mouth on contact with saliva, awaiting the intervention of the dentist.
It must of course be careful not to swallow. For this purpose, it can be wrapped in gauze for example. Other supportive environment to transport the tooth, milk or saline solution, which saves a few extra minutes.
Respond quickly
If the tooth is broken and only a fragment can be reattached, it should, again, to keep the piece “in the mouth”. The circumstances are so ideal and repair almost immediately, especially if the fracture of interest to the pulp. There are now adhesives and composites to pick up the fragment or restore the tooth if the piece has been lost. Read the rest of this entry »
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Orthodontics: rings induced bacterial overgrowth
Among the many disadvantages associated with orthodontic bands, that impede hygiene is not the least important. It is a fact that rings and son orthodontic attachments are true nests plaque and this even if the hygiene is good.
Produce an effective brushing is an achievement when you wear an orthodontic appliance such as this one (photo-cons).
Orthodontic bands and bacterial.
The plaque serves as food for bacteria that colonize the buckle space and the tooth surfaces. The sugar residues adhering to fixed orthodontic equipment in your mouth, feed the bacteria proliferate and fungi. During orthodontic treatment, the rings induce bacterial overgrowth that is the logical conclusion of Japanese researchers after a study (1) conducted on 58 patients. Researchers at Kagoshima University have studied the presence of opportunistic bacteria and fungi by comparing the oral flora of the holders of orthodontic bands with people that do not bear. Read the rest of this entry »
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Slimming: Adopt the reflex to brush teeth
An easy way to tip the balance on the right side. To take care of his line or lose weight, no need to invest in cutting-hungry costly and dangerous to health. Valuable allies enthroned perhaps in your bathroom. They called to brush and toothpaste!
After lunch, we are always trying to scrounge some food. In clearing the table, doing the dishes, putting away, we gladly snatched a biscuit, a piece of chocolate or some leftover cake so tasty we going to store in the refrigerator. Difficult to resist. The evening is even worse because they sit watching TV while munching on sweets or sipping a soft drink. All those little extras that we grant it, almost without thinking, ultimately weigh heavily in the balance calories. A biscuit too, every day of the year, a kilogram of fat and more at the end of the year. Read the rest of this entry »
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