WARNING SIGNS INDICATING IT'S TIME TO PAY YOUR DENTIST A VISIT

The ease of chewing, biting and tearing of food substances is made possible by a good oral health, but on the other hand, the feelings could turn into nightmares as a result of one dental issue or the other.
As a living being, one thing is certain - there are times we are faced in this life to take actions based on the warnings and signs we experience or receive. The same thing is applicable to our dental health, a lot of people find it hard to visit dentists for proper check-up of their dental health even when there are signs indicating it's time to pay the visit. What signs am I talking about?Below are some of the signs that will indicate it's time we pay a dentist a visit.

• When you feel pains

If you start noticing that your mouth or jaw hurts, it could basically be as a result of toothache. When one experiences toothaches, it normally proves the presence of a cavity, but sometimes toothaches indicate the presence of a gum disease. In other cases, an abscess or impacted tooth are also seen as causes of toothaches. So, the moment you start feeling some kind of pains in your mouth or jaw, don't hesitate to take actions; it should be assessed immediately by a dentist in order to determine the cause and as well avert the possible problems they may arise.

• The teeth becoming too sensitive

An individual is likely to experience sensitivity of his or her teeth whenever he or she takes beverages, drinks or foods that are either too cold or too hot. Such dental problem is caused by worn enamel, decayed tooth, fractured tooth, worn fillings, and exposed tooth root due to gum collapse or slump. Whenever you start experiencing such, you are advised to visit a dentist as soon as possible for diagnosis and provision of treatment options. The treatment for sensitive teeth is usually based on the source or cause of the problem.

• Presence of sore or bleeding gum

The presence of gingivitis can always be ascertained by bleeding or sore gums. It is usually the early stage of a developing gum disease, could be seen as the result of hard brushing or commencement of a new routine of teeth flossing. If you notice that your gum is bleeding regularly, instead of being wearied by the its thought, schedule an appointment with your dentist (if you don't have any dentist, look for a highly recommended one) to be sure if it is a sign of something else being wrong with you and also to get proper medical attention to it.

• Halitosis or bad breath

Halitosis is same as bad breath or mouth odor. It can be caused by the drinks and foods we consume regularly, irregular brushing and flossing of our mouth, smoking or other unknown causes of halitosis. The moment you start experiencing persisting bad breath, it could also be a sign of the presence of gum disease. At least Brushing twice a day and at least flossing your teeth  once daily stand to be sure ways of getting rid of bad breath; brushing your tongue is also helpful. But in a condition where the bad breath persists and gets you to worried, don't hesitate to visit a dentist for proper examination and instant provision of treatment.

• Stained teeth

Over the time, you might have been surprised to discover that one of your teeth or all of them are becoming stained (changing of color) . This is often caused by the kind of foods and drinks we consume and should not be a worrisome problem to those experiencing it for the first time. Stained teeth can also be caused by factors like smoking, injury, age, particular medication, and genetics The recommended remedy to such problem is by making use of Zero Peroxide in whitening the affected teeth.
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