Caries
It is difficult to keep the back of the mouth clean even with a good daily brushing and flossing teeth. When wisdom teeth are present, good oral hygiene in this area is very difficult to maintain, and this often leads to tooth decay. Research has shown that a large proportion of young adults had cavities in the teeth of wisdom.

Gum Disease
Wisdom teeth can not always erupt. This is not only due to limited space, but also because the gums in this area are not designed to attach to the teeth of a very proper manner as the other teeth. Even if someone maintains good oral hygiene, it is very difficult to keep the area of wisdom teeth clean and free of pathogenic bacteria. Bacterial infections and inflammation often leads to gum disease, including gingivitis and periodontitis, which may also affect the neighboring teeth.

Damage to adjacent structures
The wisdom teeth of young adults generally have roots that are not fully formed, making the extraction of them is relatively simple. If we postpone the extraction, the roots of wisdom teeth are fully developed and can clog the surrounding structures such as nerves or the maxillary sinus. In these cases, surgery may be more complex for it to be accomplished without damaging these structures, and can cause complications.

Cysts and Tumors
A wisdom tooth is completely enclosed in the jaw again surrounded by the bag in which it develops. However, over time, this bag could be expanded by filling with fluid to form a cyst. By developing a cyst can damage the bones of the jaw, teeth or other structures nearby. Very rarely, tumors can form from a bag or a cyst; this would require extensive reconstructive surgery.

What if the wisdom teeth are extracted?
If wisdom teeth are kept even if the dentist or maxillofacial surgeon advised to remove them, it is important to monitor their condition regularly. A clinical examination with radiographs of wisdom teeth should be done every two years. Particular care of brushing and flossing of the area of these teeth should also be taken into account.

It is therefore recommended that chewing sugarless gum after a meal if it is not possible to brush your teeth. Dentists advise not chew more than 10-15 minutes since the long term, increased chewing gum can cause jaw problems. In addition, the chewing gum does not replace brushing and flossing, because it does not remove plaque around the teeth and gums.

Chewing gum should be used temporarily to clean teeth part if we did not have access to a toothbrush or dental floss. But it should never be considered as a replacement.

Also, when brushing your teeth, must use a mild toothpaste because if there is too much added flavor, it can irritate the mouth. If even a mild toothpaste irritates the mouth, rinse with salt water after brushing teeth.

To prevent periodontal disease, you should use antibacterial mouthwash, provided it does not contain alcohol. Because many mouthwashes sold in pharmacies do contain alcohol, it can either ask your pharmacist or dentist to help find a brand that contains no alcohol.

Finally, to pass the floss between the teeth is very important. When you undergo chemotherapy or radiotherapy, the mouth becomes dry because of the small amount of saliva. It has a greater chance of developing tooth decay and gum disease. That is why we should floss at least once a day.

An abscess can also start with a gum infection and not the tooth itself. In this case, periodontal disease should be treated to remove the abscess. The daily oral hygiene, including brushing and flossing are very important to prevent gum disease.

An abscess is an infection, and that it originates from the gums or teeth, it’s a bad thing to have in your mouth because bad bacteria can enter the human body and reach other organs. This may complicate certain diseases such as diabetes and diseases caridiovasculaires.

Depending on the size of the abscess, usually before any treatment, medication should be taken antibiotics to control infection. But it must be remembered that the effect of antibiotics is only temporary and a permanent cure must be done.

Having a good smile is synonymous with health, beauty and social welfare, however, the more people who care about the aesthetics of the face and body, leaving the mouth goes into the background, although it is physically and functionally significant. Through simple conversation with others, we can form a good or bad impression or create the opposite effect, depending on how we got our teeth.

Important, cosmetic dentistry should aim to preserve the natural state is a complex and complicated, both recommended, will be handled by a group of professionals in an appropriate and interactive way to respond to the aesthetic and functional needs, which must always hand.

Do not be influenced by advertising and misleading in mind that cosmetic dentistry is not just to have “white teeth”, but must look beyond such as skin color, height of the bubble gum, the relationship between upper and lower jaws with the face size, shape and position of the tooth length , the presence of external as smoking or drinking habits of chronic diseases in the dark and long-term aesthetic and functional change.

Therefore, when approaching an aesthetic work to be done in the mouth, avoid talking with people that do not emit or knowledge of basic concepts, because they can cause irreversible damage to teeth by not considering all aspects previously. It’s best to be appreciated by a dental specialist, when he was through direct initial clinical examination, supported by intra-and extra-oral radiography and learning model, we can provide diagnosis and treatment guidelines correctly.

Please note that to succeed in the cosmetic treatment, dentists should ask for help to specialists dealing with the latest materials, advanced laboratory techniques and scientific knowledge to date.

Dental care that is forever healthy dental care early. Tooth decay generally occurs at an early age (children and infants) usually because of food / drink. Sweet foods such as brown and sticky like lunkhead if not immediately brushed / mouthwash will be left behind and causing tooth decay. Also drinks like tea, coffee, soft drinks, and cigarettes can cause a thin layer on the tooth called the stain so teeth become dull color, brown. Coarse layer stain is easily attached to the remains of food and bacteria, which eventually form a plaque, if not cleaned will harden and become tartar, and can spread to the roots of teeth. The result is easy bleeding tooth, wobbly teeth simple and easy to date. Importance of dental health care because it is the first door in the human digestive system. The pros and cons of the stomach digestive system is closely linked to dental health.

The function of teeth as we know it is as

Mastication of food. lenient whatever we think, we still need teeth to chew the food we eat. Purpose is to make the food intake that can be digested well by the subsequent digestive organs. What if not well chewed? Pity, then the digestive organs will work super hard to soften the food we eat. It is also used to embellish and beautify themselves.