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Causes of sensitive teeth and how to treat dental sensitivity

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Sensitive Teeth – Causes, Prevention, and Treatment

Tooth sensitivity is one of the most common dental problems we face throughout our lives. Whether we are talking about teeth sensitive to cold and hot drinks or foods, sweet teeth sensitive or simply teeth sensitive to touching with the tongue, this condition should be treated at the first signs.

The mechanism by which it occurs is simple. As the sensitivity of the teeth to exist, the stimuli that produce it must have direct contact with the tooth’s dentine. Dentine is a part of the tooth that normally on the crown (the part seen in the mouth) is covered entirely with enamel (an excellent chemical and physical insulating tissue), and at the root level is covered by a very thin layer of a material called cement that does not isolate as well as enamel, this lack being compensated by the fact that the root is covered with bone and healthy gum.

Thus, we have two situations in which dentin can be exposed: at the coronary level, through the absence of the enamel layer, or at the root level.

When the dentine loses its protective properties, these tubes allow heat, acids and other potentially dangerous substances to stimulate the nerve endings inside the dental pulp. This can cause an occasional hypersensitivity and discomfort that occurs especially when we eat or drink something too hot or too cold, too sweet or too sour, or even when we breathe in our mouths.

The most common causes of the appearance of dental sensitivity and solutions for sensitive teeth care:

Consume acidic foods

Tomatoes, citrus, wine, vinegar sauces and fruit juices are not missing from your diet? Take care of eating acidic foods because they can cause tooth enamel wear. Furthermore, eating foods or acidic drinks 4 or more times a day can lead to the risk of acid erosion or the loss of enamel on the surface of the teeth. Do not you want to exclude these foods from the diet? You can consume cheese or milk to counteract the effects of acidic foods.

You use mouthwash too often

Do you want a fresh breath? The problem is if you use dental water throughout the day – you may have problems with your teeth. The reason? Certain products contain acids that aggravate the sensitivity of the teeth.
The solution – uses dental water once or twice a day. If problems persist, opt for a neutral fluoride solution. Use a toothpaste for sensitive and high fluoride toothpaste, including mouthwashes, to help enamel enhancing.

Ginger withdrawal

Normally, the roots are covered with gums. But in the case of periodontal diseases such as gingivitis, the removal of gums near a sensitive tooth is the root exposure underlying the dental sensitivity. If you are confronted with such problems, it is very important to have a dentist.

Tooth whitening products or certain types of toothpaste

Everyone wants a bright smile, but tooth whitening products or toothpastes containing peroxide determine dental sensitivity by penetrating the tooth enamel. Sensitivity tends to disappear when you stop using those products.

Excessive or too strong tooth brushing

Tooth brushing too hard can cause the gum to retract or cause enamel wear and expose your dentine. Brush your teeth with vertical, not lateral movements.
Use a soft teeth toothbrush and a toothpaste specially designed to care for sensitive teeth. Take care of oral hygiene, including proper brushing and the use of dental floss, to prevent gum disease that may be the basis for gum removal.

Recent dental interventions

It does not seem right, but in some cases a visit to the dentist can have negative consequences. Tooth whitening treatments, coronal replacement, treatment of seals, or root canal treatment can lead to short-term teeth sensitivity.
80% of patients undergoing teeth whitening treatment will subsequently suffer from dental sensitivity. The most common tooth whitening ingredients are hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide, which is known to cause dental sensitivity by penetrating the tooth enamel.

Consult your dentist regularly to perform professional teeth cleaning, get advice and advice on tooth care and dental sensitivity.

Tooth cracks

If you’re used to chewing ice, strong candies, there’s a lot of chances to prune your teeth. Once the tooth is damaged, the nerve in the dental pulp can irritate when chewing. Such a crack attracts bacteria, which leads to inflammation of the areas and causes pain.

Gnashing of teeth (bruxism)

If you spat from teeth in your sleep or teeth from your teeth during the day it is possible to cause enamel wear and exposure to the dentin layer beneath it. Over time, this habit can wear enamel and exposes nerves to danger. Ask the dentist for information about the teeth protection devices during the night.

Dental caries not properly treated

Dental caries expose the root of the tooth to a number of irritating factors: hot or cold food, sweets and even air temperature. The best way to match cavities and keep your healthy teeth is to follow proper oral hygiene and to go to the dentist regularly.

Whatever the reason, dental sensitivity is based on the loss of dentin cement from the surface of the tooth.

Learn more about dental implants

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Dental implants radically improve the patient’s quality of life, as it restores aesthetics and dental functions to natural teeth. Whether you need to replace a tooth, teeth, or teeth, whether you have the bone foundation needed for the implants or your bone is atrophied and need to add and regenerate the experience of the Sanelen DENT Dental Clinic, guarantees a well-done treatment with results for decades.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are currently the best and most effective solution for lost teeth replacement.

Whether we lose a tooth, many teeth or even all teeth, implants and modern implantology techniques can do wonders. Thus, patients no longer have to sacrifice natural teeth to anchor dental bridgework, they no longer use mobile prostheses that create permanent discomfort, but they can benefit from fixed teeth, anchored on implants, that look and feel at just like natural teeth.

The dental implant is a pure titanium piece, screw-shaped. It is meant to create an artificial root in the maxillary bone, where the tooth or natural teeth are missing.

Reconstruction is made up of two segments – an intraosy (implant) and a superusive one called prosthetic tuft.

A crown, a bridge or a denture is anchored above the prosthetic bust.

Treatment is conservative compared to a traditional bridge work because dental implants eliminate the need to kill adjacent teeth. If we are making a dental bridge, it needs to have anchorage of at least 2 teeth, the teeth that will unfortunately be sacrificed (the nerves are extracted, the channels are squeezed and the teeth that formerly were healthy).

Restoring teeth to implants brings extraordinary aesthetic and functional benefits, and the patient does not perceive the ‘artificial’ feeling. Shortly after insertion, the patient forgets that he lost a tooth in that place.

Personal experience is defining when choosing your doctor or clinic where you want to be treated. That’s why the words can be superfluous and it’s best to convince yourself, programming yourself right now on our phones or the form on the site. And do not forget for a moment that an educated patient is an informed patient!

Milk teeth – Reasons why your children need regular dental advice

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As many parents wonder how and why the child’s caries appear, we thought it would be useful to explain the causes of this condition, its favorable factors, and the mistakes made by parents. This will make it much easier to prevent cavities from dental teeth, if they have not already appeared. And if they have appeared, you will find out what treatments are urgent and necessary for your child’s dentistry.

The causes for which some children have their milking teeth with caries

In the human body there are billions of bacteria that are grouped according to the specific action of each group. When we are healthy, these groups of microbes coexist in a certain proportion, balanced. When some groups become more numerous and others are choking, the imbalance that has the consequence of the disease appears. Thus, like many other conditions, the caries of milk teeth appear as a result of bacterial imbalance.

To prevent the appearance of caries in milk teeth, it is essential to know the main factors that favor bacterial imbalance. So let’s look at what are the mistakes made by parents, ie the factors favoring the appearance of caries.

Incorrect feed

Immediately after each meal, the baby’s stomach and stomach form an acidic bacterial plaque that is necessary for the decomposition of food. In the post-meal period, acidity gradually disappears and teeth begin to remineralize and recover autonomously. If there is not enough time between meals, the acidity persists, the teeth have no time to recover and thus the enamel layer is affected. To avoid this problem, parents should feed the child with sufficient breaks between meals at the time of the pediatrician’s time.

Contact with parents saliva

We know from childhood sickness diseases – measles, varicella, etc. But with a few people, they know that they are also pungent! Cavities are 100% painful, so many gestures that we do instinctively should be evaluated and some even removed from common habits. Because what causes dental caries are specific groups of microbes, some of them are naturally in the mouth of each of us in a predetermined balance, but they can change at any time. And some of these microbes are dangerous / pathogenic and can pass through saliva from one person to another, and clearly from one tooth to another.

That’s why the mother’s gesture, which before putting the pacifier in the baby’s mouth first puts it in her mouth to moisten it or for other reasons, is not hygienic. This gesture contaminates the baby’s clear mouth with pathogenic microbes of the mother. Therefore, every child must have his own toothbrush, take it all with him and equally eat only with his teaspoon.

Deficient oral hygiene

Children who are used to oral hygiene with proper oral hygiene will have a healthy teeth when they become adults. The partial or total lack of dental hygiene of the child is another common miscarriage. Oral hygiene is mandatory to prevent which begins even at the time of the first dentist’s eruption.

Deferment of periodic dental control

Most parents do not know that a caries evolve very quickly to the tooth of milk. This happens because the tooth enamel layer is thin and fast as compared to that of the adult tooth. From a small depigmentation to a profound cavity, everything is happening with great rapidity to the teeth of children.

Passing tooth decay from tooth is a very important reason why milk teeth should be treated immediately. Why? Because a healthy tooth in contact with a caricature will lead to the transfer of microbes from the caries to the enamel of the whole. And that’s how it starts there a little carious destruction.

Therefore, if you notice the smallest stain on your milk dentist, urgently present your dentist and he will apply a rehoming treatment to the tooth. Otherwise, if you delay, the child will have to be treated with more and more invasive treatments, corresponding to the advancement of the cary.

Delaying the visit to the dental clinic results in an exclamation of the disease, which becomes increasingly aggressive.
In the very advanced stage, when the abscess is observed, the milk tooth has to be extracted because otherwise there is a risk of damaging the color and structure of the permanent permanent teeth.

Schedule a visit to the clinic and give your child a healthy dentist!

Easy ways to keep your teeth healthy and brilliant white

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Over time, the dentine, which is located immediately under the tooth enamel, can deteriorate, changing color due to inadequate hygiene, medication, misfeeding, food coloring, smoking, caries.

To fix this problem, while strengthening the tooth, you can resort to the following food recommendations that say it is good to eat:

  • apples, because they act as a toothbrushing tool, reaching the interdental spaces, where it is often difficult to clean only with the toothbrush.
  • cauliflower, because it stimulates the production of saliva, which has the role of preventing the formation of the dental plaque.
  • carrots and celery. By containing the vitamins and antioxidants they contain, they strengthen the tooth structure.
  • oranges, lemons, pineapple and strawberries. These are acidic fruits that help natural teeth whitening, removing deposits and refreshing your breath. These fruits also stimulate the production of saliva, remove the stains of coffee, juice and red wine. It is good to rinse with water 5 minutes after you have consumed these fruits and wash your teeth, usually to reduce oral acidity, avoiding tooth decay.
  • dairy products (yoghurt, milk, cheese) because they contain lactic acid, which helps fight gum disease, caries and helps maintain oral health. Yogurt proteins stick to teeth and protect them from the attack of harmful acids that can lead to caries.
  • bitter and astringent foods such as garlic, mustard, lemon juice, ginger. They also have an antiseptic effect, destroying bacteria that can cause tooth decay, halena, thus maintaining oral health.

 

Remember that brushing should be performed after each meal, 5 minutes after the acidic meals, and should take between 2 and 7 minutes.

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