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Tooth decay, otherwise known as dental caries, is as considered one of the most common conditions worldwide; in fact, it is second to the common cold as the most common health problem. It affects everyone, young or old alike. It can be caused by milk and baby bottle for an infant, sweet foods and improper oral hygiene for children, and inappropriate diet and vices for older people. Since tooth decay has an impact in a person’s self-esteem and health in general, it is important that tooth decay is treated promptly and well.

Treatment for dental caries can be categorized into two – treatment for tooth decay at its onset, and treatment for tooth decay in its later stages.

If tooth decay has not yet destroyed the affected tooth, the usual methods of treatment are proper oral hygiene, fluoride, and regular check-ups to the dentist. This is because if tooth decay is diagnosed at an early stage, its progression can be blocked, future decays reversed, and unnecessary expenses prevented.

Proper oral hygiene, such as brushing and flossing, is a great way to prevent further damage, or to keep new decays from occurring. Using fluoride toothpaste or undergoing fluoride treatment, is another treatment advised by dentists to stop tooth decay before cavities are formed, and to reduce the chances of sensitive teeth that is a common complication of weakened teeth. Check-ups with the dentist are advised at least twice a year. This is so that your dentist can advise treatments if tooth decay is diagnosed, and can even help educate you in the proper caring of your teeth through pictures, and readings. Read the rest of this entry »

You will have noted many times tooth whitening products on television, internet advertising and especially in counter, directly to the general public.

These products come in different classes and types and are used in different ways: buckets placed the whitening gel and put in your mouth, little brush to brush the teeth periodically, etc.
This bleaching product itself that is usually used is the same as the dentist uses to whiten or brighten teeth but in lower concentrations.

These products can whiten teeth a little, the problem is not this but not being controlled by the dentist may have irreversible complications teeth.

Not all patients can whiten teeth without any preparation.
So if you want to whiten your teeth with your dentist concurs.

It is advisable to first visit the dentist between the first and third years of the child.
Do not expect the child to have some discomfort, pain or change in your teeth and that this first visit may be required invasive treatment (such as anesthesia and make some adjustment to a tooth or tooth extraction), taking the child traumatic first visit being in an ugly reminder of the query.

Ideally, the first few times just for a checkup of your teeth and preventive therapies (such as the use of fluorine ) as well as to inform the parents about oral hygiene and diet.

So the child will create a bonding and trusting relationship with the dentist and not related in the future office visits with fear or pain.

There is a concept rooted in the people who first teeth to come to be replaced do not need care.
Temporary teeth, primary or baby as it usually say are very important to maintain the spaces and locations where they will locate the permanent teeth. If these teeth are destroyed by caries or taken early these spaces are lost and the permanent teeth are placed in bad positions.

On the other hand if a caries affects a temporary tooth reaching domestic produce an infectious process can be affected (permanently) in its structure the tooth germ (where the tooth is being formed inside the bone) of the permanent tooth that will replace.

These are changes that can occur by not taking care of primary teeth, but more importantly, the child will go through stages of pain and discomfort, making every aspect of daily life.

Another fact to bear in mind that most parents do not know is that at the age of 6 years or so, at the end of the temporary teeth out the first molar and DEFINITELY NOT replace any primary tooth, it goes unnoticed by parents. This leads to treat it as a temporary one can get lost because of caries at an early age.

To have a healthy mouth with a radiant smile of white teeth, care begins before the first tooth from the gum of the newborn. Parents play a key role in the development of good dental health of your child. Visits with the doctor are important.

The regular visits to a dental professional , getting enough fluoride and eating right are the steps that lead to good dental health. Follow these recommendations and to teach children may allow the child to have healthy teeth and a healthy smile.

When are the teeth?
Teeth begin forming under the gums before the child is born. During pregnancy, the mother can help a good dental health of your child by following the doctor’s advice and eating a balanced way. Child’s first teeth come out around 5-6 months old, but this is variable. Other children do not get teeth until they are 1 year old.

When they start getting teeth, gums, the child becomes swollen and inflamed right above where you will receive the first tooth. This causes discomfort to the child, which can be alleviated by “biting” or pacifier to chew or suck the better only if you have gotten into the refrigerator, because cold reduces further delay. Read the rest of this entry »

As parents we must be aware of the health of the mouth and teeth of our children. The importance from pregnancy begins. In the diet of the mother must be present: protein, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins A, C and D.

When to 1st. visit to the dentist?
It should be around three years, because the eruption was completed primary school. Checks should be made every six months. Ideally, the 1st. seen you never have to be an emergency.

Understanding the permanent teeth
At age 6 the first permanent molars appear behind the last tooth of milk. Between 5 and 6 years begins replacement of deciduous teeth and ends around age 13.

What to do if an injury?
* Seek dentist as soon as possible. How quickly to do so will affect the future of your child’s teeth.
* The injury can occur in deciduous teeth may loosen or blow permanentes.El, detached, chipped or move the tooth.
* According to the case recommended the application of tetanus vaccine.
* The tooth that emerges from the mouth and implant should be sought immediately, do not wash, if not ruin, place in a bowl of warm milk, or put under your tongue and go straight to the dentist. The tooth should be checked regularly.
* If it sinks teeth into the gum, the dentist should also consult urgently.
* Accompany your child in new situations involving danger, leading him to acquire the necessary skills in order to participate in games and sports for every age.

How to prevent these accidents?
* Using mouthguards when biking, skateboarding or practicing judo, karate, rugby.
* Avoid using wheeled toys before 3 years.
* Remove glasses, bottles, etc.

Prevention
Use the back seat and seat belt.
Emphasizing all aspects of daily brushing with fluoride fillers, mouthwash or lozenges, and topical fluoride use by the dentist every six months, application of sealants on permanent molars, then you can have a healthy smile happy.

I went to a traditional dental clinic so shiny that there are those on the street stopping me to a tooth.

He gave me a budget of around € 3,000
After completing a comprehensive statement in which exonerated from any responsibility, is the dentist and tell him what I want. I opened his mouth and starts to recite the nurse-secretary relationship of teeth to be fix, which includes operations, excisions, covers, etc. She says she is worried about my mouth and give me a budget of around $ 3,000, I can cover easily. Read the rest of this entry »