Why Ignoring Tiny Cavities Might Cost Your Teeth
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Most people dread going to the dentist, and it is a trip that can be filled with ordeals. Having regular checkups can help to prevent the fear and can save your precious teeth. Ignoring tiny cavities might cost your teeth so do not let that happen.
You might think that a dentist just looks at the teeth. Of course they do but they also check the general health of your mouth. This means that they look at all the soft tissues including your tongue. This is an important health check, as although mouth and tongue cancers are rare they are very much easier to treat if they are caught early enough. A trip to the dentist might not just save teeth but also your life.
A checkup will see how your teeth are doing and if there are any problems. If there are then a course of action can be taken to put things right. If you have had any sort of discomfort or sensitivity then it is good to discuss this with your dentist so that they can take a look and hopefully put your mind at rest. Any minor problems will be picked up before they can turn into major problems.
Its a lot easier to fill little holes in teeth than big ones. The bigger they get the more natural tooth will have to be removed. If left unchecked a decayed tooth could need crowning, or in the very worst case could need extracting.
An extraction probably does not cost very much. Dealing with the gap it creates does. There are three options which get progressively more expensive. The first is to have a denture made, but these can break, fall out or rub painfully on the gum.
The next option is for a bridge to be made, which will look very nice. The downside is that the teeth on either side will have to be shaped so that the bridge can fit over them. The gum that is left in the space where your natural tooth was will shrink back in time, so it may start to leave a gap under the bridge.
The third option is to have a post fitted into your jaw bone, which is called an implant. This will take a few months to settle down, but will look wonderful when the tooth is fitted over it. It costs a lot and takes a long time for the treatment to be completed.
These are all the alternatives to regular dental checkups. None of them sound very appealing, especially when you think they could be avoided if the cavities had been filled when they were small. It has to be the best treatment plan of all.
Your checkups might include having your teeth cleaned by the hygienist. They will make sure that all the tarter and plaque are removed, so that there will be less chance of cavities being able to form in the first place. Your teeth will also look brighter and cleaner. Ignoring tiny cavities might cost your teeth so do not let this happen.
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Most people dread going to the dentist, and it is a trip that can be filled with ordeals. Having regular checkups can help to prevent the fear and can save your precious teeth. Ignoring tiny cavities might cost your teeth so do not let that happen.
You might think that a dentist just looks at the teeth. Of course they do but they also check the general health of your mouth. This means that they look at all the soft tissues including your tongue. This is an important health check, as although mouth and tongue cancers are rare they are very much easier to treat if they are caught early enough. A trip to the dentist might not just save teeth but also your life.
A checkup will see how your teeth are doing and if there are any problems. If there are then a course of action can be taken to put things right. If you have had any sort of discomfort or sensitivity then it is good to discuss this with your dentist so that they can take a look and hopefully put your mind at rest. Any minor problems will be picked up before they can turn into major problems.
Its a lot easier to fill little holes in teeth than big ones. The bigger they get the more natural tooth will have to be removed. If left unchecked a decayed tooth could need crowning, or in the very worst case could need extracting.
An extraction probably does not cost very much. Dealing with the gap it creates does. There are three options which get progressively more expensive. The first is to have a denture made, but these can break, fall out or rub painfully on the gum.
The next option is for a bridge to be made, which will look very nice. The downside is that the teeth on either side will have to be shaped so that the bridge can fit over them. The gum that is left in the space where your natural tooth was will shrink back in time, so it may start to leave a gap under the bridge.
The third option is to have a post fitted into your jaw bone, which is called an implant. This will take a few months to settle down, but will look wonderful when the tooth is fitted over it. It costs a lot and takes a long time for the treatment to be completed.
These are all the alternatives to regular dental checkups. None of them sound very appealing, especially when you think they could be avoided if the cavities had been filled when they were small. It has to be the best treatment plan of all.
Your checkups might include having your teeth cleaned by the hygienist. They will make sure that all the tarter and plaque are removed, so that there will be less chance of cavities being able to form in the first place. Your teeth will also look brighter and cleaner. Ignoring tiny cavities might cost your teeth so do not let this happen.
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