The harm of dental plaque and bad breath

Tartar belongs to a category of dental diseases. This disease is neither serious nor not serious, but it is still very serious. However, as long as it is a disease, we should pay attention to it, as it can cause sequelae. There are many harmful effects of dental plaque, but many people are unaware of its harms. However, the most common harm is bad breath. So what are the harms of dental plaque and bad breath?

1. Generally speaking, porcelain teeth do not cause much damage to the tooth. They only remove the enamel on the outside of the tooth and do not have a significant impact on the inside.

2. If we must say that extracting the dental nerve has any effect on the teeth, then the patient will not feel any pain, but the tooth will indeed become brittle.

3. As for the saying that you will lose the sense of cold and heat after the dental nerve is removed, it is pure nonsense. The dental pulp can only feel pain, not cold or heat. As for the normal feeling, cold and heat are felt by the periodontium, not the pulp.

4. Whether to choose orthodontics or porcelain restoration depends on the dentist. If your tooth is crooked, you can have orthodontics (of course, the possibility of tooth extraction and correction is not ruled out). However, if the tooth is discolored or rotten or decayed, orthodontics will be useless and porcelain restoration is usually performed.

5. When tooth decay reaches a certain extent, it will affect the dental pulp, causing unbearable pain, so the dental nerve has to be extracted to relieve the pain. Sometimes you need to be patient when extracting the tooth nerve, and you must fully understand the feeling of having no nerve. It means having no feeling at all, not just no pain. But if it is just one tooth, there will generally be no impact.

Generally speaking, if the toothache is severe, the doctor will recommend extracting the dental nerve. If the dental nerve is not extracted, the pain will become more severe and it is likely to affect the adjacent teeth in the future. Just extracting the dental nerve will not cause the entire row of teeth to lose sensation, so patients do not need to worry about this issue.