What are the common oral diseases

With the continuous improvement of living standards, people pay more and more attention to oral problems. The oral cavity seems to be unimportant, so it has been ignored by people. As a result, the incidence of oral diseases is relatively high. For example, rotten teeth seem to be a very small thing, but if it is not treated in time, it will cause certain damage to the teeth, gums and pulp. In more serious cases, it will affect the growth and development of the jaw. In more serious cases, it may even cause some diseases of the whole body. Of course, there are many types of oral diseases. Now let’s talk about the common oral diseases and how to prevent and treat them.

1. Tooth decay

The most common oral disease is caries.

Prevention and treatment methods:

It is difficult to remove food debris in the gaps between teeth by daily brushing. The best prevention method for children is pit and fissure sealing. To prevent and treat tooth decay, you need to have regular oral examinations and correct tooth decay in a timely manner. You can also choose various fluoride health products, especially the scientific use of fluoride toothpaste, which is the best way to prevent and treat tooth decay. Do not eat or eat less food with high sugar content, do not drink or drink less beverages with high sugar content, and rinse your mouth immediately after drinking.

2. Bad breath

There are many causes of bad breath, which can bring a lot of trouble to our lives.

Prevention and treatment methods:

Strengthen oral hygiene and prevent the growth of bacteria in the mouth, but more importantly, prevent and promptly treat oral diseases by regulating the body environment and supplementing appropriate amounts of vitamins, especially vitamin C. Only in this way can we fundamentally eliminate the root cause of bad breath.

3. Toothache

Toothache is a common disease.

It manifests as:

Red and swollen gums, pain when exposed to cold or hot stimuli, swollen cheeks, etc. Toothache is mostly caused by gingivitis and periodontitis, caries or fractured teeth leading to pulp infection.

Prevention and treatment methods:

Pay attention to oral hygiene and develop a good habit of "brushing teeth in the morning and evening, and rinsing mouth after meals". Discover tooth decay and treat it promptly. Do not eat sugar, biscuits or other starchy foods before going to bed. Eat more foods that clear stomach fire and liver fire. Avoid alcohol and foods that can easily cause inflammation. Do not eat hard food, and eat less sour, too cold, or too hot food.

4. Bleeding gums

The inflamed tooth roots are dark red, edematous, and easily bleed when touched. There are many reasons for this: such as irritation from tartar, incorrect selection and use of toothbrushes, etc.

Prevention and treatment methods:

Stones should be removed promptly, a new type of health toothbrush should be used, and the vertical brushing method should be adopted. You should also check your oral cavity regularly, maintain oral hygiene and prevent bleeding gums.