How to solve tooth cavities with bad odor?

Nowadays, many people have various problems with their teeth. This is because they do not pay attention to brushing their teeth for a long time, use the wrong dental care products, and do not brush their teeth properly, which can lead to ulceration of the tooth roots and cavities in the middle of the teeth. Eating for a long time will clog the cavities, and some impurities will slowly grow smaller, causing symptoms of decay. Therefore, many people's bad breath is related to cavities. You should usually do a good job of tooth repair to relieve bad breath.

The specific methods of tooth restoration are as follows:

1. Porcelain tooth restoration: Use metal to make the inner crown, and burn porcelain powder on the outside of the metal inner crown. It is what we often call metal porcelain teeth. Commonly used porcelain teeth include nickel-chromium alloy porcelain teeth, cobalt-chromium alloy porcelain teeth, titanium alloy porcelain teeth, pure titanium porcelain teeth, and precious metal porcelain teeth. All-ceramic teeth have no metal parts, and we often talk about them separately. Commonly used all-ceramic tooth restorations include zirconium dioxide all-ceramic teeth and alumina all-ceramic teeth, which are the highest level of restorations in modern restorative clinical applications. All-ceramic tooth restorations often use cosmetic crown technology. The original tooth is polished and then a full-ceramic crown is put on the outside. All-ceramic crowns have no side effects on the oral cavity, and the teeth made are no different from natural teeth. Meet the requirements of aesthetics and ergonomics.

2. Removable tooth restoration: Removable restoration is our common denture. Traditional dentures have metal clasps and require support from adjacent teeth. The varieties include titanium alloy trays, pure titanium trays, precious metal trays, elastic invisible dentures, etc. The aesthetics, chewing function and taste of traditional dentures are not ideal. Destined to be replaced by another method.

3. Implant dental restoration: Implant restoration is to implant metal posts or bioceramic posts into the alveolar bone through appropriate surgery to simulate the role of autologous tooth roots, and then place the restoration on the implant post. Dental implants can be placed immediately after tooth extraction, which shortens the treatment time and reduces the patient's pain. Dental implants have excellent chewing function and aesthetics. Due to the various advantages of dental implants, they are known as "the third set of teeth for humans."

If a single tooth is missing, you can choose to repair it with a removable denture or a fixed denture. Each has its own characteristics. First of all, removable dentures are less expensive, basically do not grind or only rarely grind adjacent teeth, and there are more aesthetically pleasing restoration methods such as invisible dentures. However, since removable dentures have a base, they are not very comfortable when worn. Fixed dentures are usually made into fixed bridges. That is, if one tooth is missing, the adjacent teeth on both sides are used as abutment teeth, and a three-tooth connected crown is made. In this way, the denture can be fixed. Porcelain crowns are generally chosen. They are more expensive and more comfortable, but they will cause certain damage to the adjacent teeth.