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During a lifetime, an adult may experience several types of oral cavity diseases. Most of the time, pain is the one to send a person to the dentist.
But there are conditions that may not have any symptoms. That is why dental check-ups are important, at least once a year. Here are the diseases that an adult most often faces:
Gum diseases:
Gingivitis is one of the most common oral health problems. If left untreated, it can lead to more serious problems, such as periodontitis. If in many cases gum diseases are manifested by gum bleeding, pain, but also swelling, there are situations in which they show no signs. Therefore, a dental check-up is very important once every six months. Treatment methods depend on the type of the disease, but also on the stage in which it is.
Missing teeth
An adult between the ages of 20 and 64 may experience dental problems such as deep cavities or teeth loss. It is important that these health problems are treated, so as not to worsen, in the case of cavities (infections may occur) but also to avoid complications, in case of missing teeth.
A gap between your teeth can affect the way you talk or the way you chew. In some cases, bone loss can occur around a missing tooth.
Here are some options to replace one or more missing teeth:
- Dental bridges
- Dentures
- Dental implants
The dentist is the one to decide which is the best treatment.
Dental sensitivity
If warm or cold foods make you startle and give you a feeling of pain to your teeth, you may suffer from tooth sensitivity. This problem can occur for several reasons, namely: cavities, fractured teeth, gum disease, exposed tooth roots.
The dentist will identify the factors that led to tooth sensitivity, then treat this cause. It is important to ask your dentist for advice on oral hygiene in this case, especially since there is the toothpaste recommended for people who are experiencing dental sensitivity.
Dry mouth
We all face, from time to time, the feeling of dry mouth. Some medications and some conditions can lead to having a dry mouth. A dentist is able to check your teeth for cavities, which can cause a low salivary flow. It is important to tell your dentist what medications you take, as well as other information about your health, so he/she can make a correct diagnosis.
For any further details, do not hesitate to contact us or even make an appointment for a specialist consultation.
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