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Ridges on the edge of teeth in children?

What are dentate ridges on the edge of permanent teeth in children? If you look closely, you can see that the winning surface of the permanent front teeth in children is serrated. Sometimes parents, when they first notice these toothed bumps on the edge of their child’s teeth, think there is a problem and that […]

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Loosening of permanent teeth

Loosening of permanent teeth is usually a sign of redness for oral problems and should be addressed as soon as possible. There are many different types of oral diseases that can cause loose teeth. Loose teeth, in addition to the problems they cause you in terms of biting and chewing food due to the misalignment […]

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Treatment methods for loosening of adult teeth

Treatment for loose teeth in adults begins as soon as the dentist can diagnose the cause. Most of them are preventable or act as a treatment to prevent any underlying disease that is developing your loose tooth syndrome. Splinting If your loose tooth is not detached from the gums, you can treat it with a […]

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Causes of enamel erosion

Enamel is the outermost layer of teeth and the hardest tissue in the human body. This layer is white and surrounds the crown of the tooth. Normally, a very small amount of tooth enamel is damaged during the day and night, but with good oral hygiene, it is not too late to restore the enamel […]

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Nocturnal toothache

Toothache is a relatively common and often unbearable pain that can occur at any time but usually becomes extremely annoying and restrictive during the night. When you have this problem during the night, it becomes difficult for you to sleep and you may wake up constantly. If you have this problem many times or you […]

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Toothaches that are not related to the teeth

 Not all pain in the jaw and face is related to the teeth. Sometimes the source of these pains is another factor; For example, pain from trigeminal neuralgia, shingles, migraine, and sinusitis are sometimes confused with toothache. Another important cause of toothache is myocardial infarction, which manifests itself as toothache and lower left jaw pain. […]

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Abscess

Arbitrary use of antibiotics to treat dental abscesses only relieves the symptoms of the disease and the infection persists. Abscess means the accumulation of pus and infection in the tissues of the body and may form anywhere on the body, including in the oral cavity. Abscesses occur due to tooth decay. Therefore, if tooth decay […]

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Teeth and dangerous diseases

Tooth loss is associated with an increased risk of developing diabetes. This condition is caused by inflammation in the bloodstream. The relationship between “teeth” and dangerous diseasesWhen you think about dentistry, pulling or filling a tooth probably comes to mind. But ignoring oral health in the long run can cause problems beyond tooth decay. Apart […]

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Tooth growth

Teething often does not require any treatment or intervention. But sometimes the child’s restlessness and crying cause parents to worry. The first sign of tooth extraction is the gradual redness of the gums where it grows. The child usually becomes impatient, restless and irritable. He takes his hand and everything else he can get his […]

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Tooth loss and Aging

Aging causes many changes in the body. As you get older, you can see the lines on your face and skin, you will no longer be able to lift objects all at once, and it will even take a while to move from one place to another. As you grow older, your mouth changes, and […]