We all know many common dental issues, however, but it’s essential to know when you need to have them looked at. The following is a list of signs to look for that signal that you need to visit the dentist.
- Pain with or without Swelling – If you’re experiencing mouth pain, don’t let it fester. It can be something as simple as a piece of corn stuck in your Gum, but it can also be something serious such as a cracked, broken tooth, a gum infection, or even infected and painful nerves being exposed.
- Extra Gum Bleeding – If you’re not being treated for gum disease and you start having Gum bleeding, or you are being treated, but it gets worse, you’ll want to call your dentist to make a special appointment to deal with this problem. In addition, four times yearly scaling and root planning for gum disease is sometimes necessary.
- You Hate Smiling – If your teeth are “so bad” that you don’t want to smile, or you find yourself covering your smile, consider seeking a dentist who can help you. There are specialty dentists that can deal with all sorts of problems.
- You’re Pregnant – All pregnant women should go to the dentist. Tell your dentist you are pregnant to avoid the visit’s x-ray portion. However, keeping gum disease at bay can ensure a healthy pregnancy since gum disease contributes to early and low-weight births.
- You Have a Two-Year-Old – Your two-year-old should be ready to see the dentist for the first time. There are reasons for going this early outside of healthcare. First, it can help a child mentally if twice-yearly dental appointments are just part of life.
- Your Mouth Is Very Dry – Dry mouth can be a sign of other health problems or be related to other meds you take. If your mouth is dry to the point of discomfort or bad breath, seeing your dentist can help.
- You Can’t Chew Your Food – You may start noticing that you’re having issues eating certain foods because of your teeth, pain, or something else. If your teeth are preventing you from chewing and eating food, see your dentist right away.
If you notice changes, pain, swelling, bleeding, discoloration, or any issue that concerns you, report those concerns to your dentist at your twice-yearly check-ups and cleanings. However, if you’re having these problems between appointments, especially if you know a tooth is broken or there is a lot of pain and swelling, consider making an individual appointment to deal with the problem.
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