There are times when your teeth become so damaged, the only probable thing you can do is sell them at the nearest dental equipment auction. Exaggerating aside, damaged teeth is caused by various dental problems that most people face today. Having broken teeth is certainly noticeable and anyone would not want to have that noticed. A smile, after all, is our greatest accessory - meaning having a healthy set of teeth is sure to brighten up anyone's day. In order to be shine bright on others and feel good about yourself, here are some common oral issues and how to fix and prevent them.
1 - Shifting Teeth
Problem: According to cosmetic dental surgeons, teeth have the tendency to shift location every now and then. This is true and unnoticeable even if you have teeth that are naturally aligned. It has been observed that dental restorations cause the teeth to crowd, especially if they get chipper and become small. Continuous chewing can cause the teeth to wear down and become smaller - which can be problematic because small teeth create gaps and this will cause the pearly whites to move or overlap each other.
Solution: Taking good care of your teeth will prevent cavities from developing. As a result, this will eliminate the need for fillings. This can be done by brushing and flossing regularly. Otherwise, one must resort to wearing a mouth guard or a retainer.
2 - Teeth Discoloration
Problem: Teeth deteriorate as time goes by and this causes the thin layer of the tooth to expose its inner yellowish substance. This is why the teeth appear to change color from pure white to dirty yellow. Teeth discoloration can also be caused by smoking or consuming certain types of food and drinks that are hazardous for the teeth.
Solution: Make sure to visit the dentist once a year for a teeth whitening procedure. Help maintain this by using a whitening fluoride toothpaste on a regular basis. It is not recommended to whiten the teeth twice per year because this will cause the tooth to look weirdly translucent. In some cases where teeth is too discolored to be whitened, people can make use of veneers as a last resort. Dentists also help their patients preserve the tooth's natural color by using tools that can be found in a dental equipment auction.
3 - Receding Gums
Problem: Although this dental condition is rare, it can prove problematic to those who are affected. Gums move down and expose the root of the tooth which then result to sensitivity and irritation. Gums moving and root getting out in the open can be caused bu either trauma, infection or aging. Receding gums due to trauma is caused by not brushing the tooth gently. Another reason for receding gum line is infection due to external oral issues. Some dentists will also point out that aging can cause the gums to recede. This still remains to be seen since not everyone experience this phenomena.
Solution: Receding gums can be prevented by brushing the teeth gently, making use of soft bristles. For about 2 minutes per day, The teeth should be brushed once in the morning and once in the evening. Flossing is also an essential method since it cleans the area between the teeth.
1 - Shifting Teeth
Problem: According to cosmetic dental surgeons, teeth have the tendency to shift location every now and then. This is true and unnoticeable even if you have teeth that are naturally aligned. It has been observed that dental restorations cause the teeth to crowd, especially if they get chipper and become small. Continuous chewing can cause the teeth to wear down and become smaller - which can be problematic because small teeth create gaps and this will cause the pearly whites to move or overlap each other.Solution: Taking good care of your teeth will prevent cavities from developing. As a result, this will eliminate the need for fillings. This can be done by brushing and flossing regularly. Otherwise, one must resort to wearing a mouth guard or a retainer.
2 - Teeth Discoloration
Problem: Teeth deteriorate as time goes by and this causes the thin layer of the tooth to expose its inner yellowish substance. This is why the teeth appear to change color from pure white to dirty yellow. Teeth discoloration can also be caused by smoking or consuming certain types of food and drinks that are hazardous for the teeth.
Solution: Make sure to visit the dentist once a year for a teeth whitening procedure. Help maintain this by using a whitening fluoride toothpaste on a regular basis. It is not recommended to whiten the teeth twice per year because this will cause the tooth to look weirdly translucent. In some cases where teeth is too discolored to be whitened, people can make use of veneers as a last resort. Dentists also help their patients preserve the tooth's natural color by using tools that can be found in a dental equipment auction.
3 - Receding Gums
Problem: Although this dental condition is rare, it can prove problematic to those who are affected. Gums move down and expose the root of the tooth which then result to sensitivity and irritation. Gums moving and root getting out in the open can be caused bu either trauma, infection or aging. Receding gums due to trauma is caused by not brushing the tooth gently. Another reason for receding gum line is infection due to external oral issues. Some dentists will also point out that aging can cause the gums to recede. This still remains to be seen since not everyone experience this phenomena.
Solution: Receding gums can be prevented by brushing the teeth gently, making use of soft bristles. For about 2 minutes per day, The teeth should be brushed once in the morning and once in the evening. Flossing is also an essential method since it cleans the area between the teeth.
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