Dental problem

Dental problems happen when there is a lack of healthy gum tissue in the mouth. Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is caused by bacteria that eat away at the soft tissue in your mouth.

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Severe Cases

In severe cases, this process can lead to tooth loss and damage to neighboring teeth and gums. Left untreated for too long, it may even lead to bone loss or other lung problems like pneumonia.

Gum Disease

The symptoms of gum disease are similar to those of dental pain, such as an intense toothache or itchy mouth. If these symptoms persist for more than a few days, see your dentist as soon as possible. Find more about snorkeskinne here.

Bad Breath

A persistent bad smell from the mouth may be a sign of gum disease and one that you should address no matter what age you are. Dental plaque can erode teeth, leading to tooth loss and sometimes requiring extraction.

Tooth Loss

Luckily, there are several steps you can take to prevent further damage from plaque and acid erosion which can lead to tooth decay and/or loosening of teeth or bone resorption (resistance to bone growth).

Pus Oozing

If you notice pus oozing from the gum tissue, you should see a dentist immediately as this is a very common sign of gum disease. However, if they are swollen and painful when you are not sick or injured, this could be a sign of gum disease.

Loose Teeth

The first signs of gum disease may be bleeding while flossing and/or brushing your teeth or at other times during the day. As the disease progresses, your gums may become sensitive to hot and cold so you may notice blood pouring from your mouth when you brush or floss.

Waking up with swollen gums

Tooth Loss

The most common cause of tooth loss is periodontal disease (gum disease). If you notice a tooth has been lost, you could need root canal therapy or a dental crown fitted over the root to prevent further damage. The same goes for teeth that are loose. If your dentist suspects serious gum tissue damage, he or she may need to examine all your teeth using x-ray technology and perform other tests as well before treatment can begin tannimplantat. Bad breath is also one of the most common signs of gum disease. This can be relieved by replacing a tooth, but if it’s not treated, the disease will continue to progress and you may have to have it removed.

If the bone at the base of your teeth becomes soft or loses density, it can lead to tooth loss and jawbone deterioration (also called osteoporosis). This is one of the most common dental problems in adults.

If you notice a large lump in your mouth, you should see a dentist as soon as possible. It's also common for gum disease to cause the gums to swell or tingle in response to a cold or upset stomach. Find complete Information about Dentistry here.

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medical advice

If you notice any of the signs and symptoms listed above, you should always seek professional medical advice. Find more about tannlegeskrekk here.

Periodontal

Periodontal disease is an extremely common dental problem, however it is usually easily treated by a dental professional.

significant

If you leave it untreated, it can cause significant damage to your oral health and even lead to life threatening complications in some advanced cases.