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Dentists are skilled medical specialists that assist with oral and dental health. Maintaining good dental health may directly affect your general well-being, so it's important to visit the dentist on a routine basis. One of many responsibilities that dentists have is to encourage patients to practise good oral hygiene. This lessens the chance of issues in the mouth or other body parts.
Moreover, dentists can diagnose and address problems with the teeth, mouth, and gums. When performing a dental operation, a dentist utilises tools such as X-ray machines, drills, lasers, scalpels, and brushes along with contemporary technology. To practise good hygiene and keep the spreading of germs at bay, they also typically use gear like gloves, masks, and safety glasses.
Dentists and orthodontists both assist patients in enhancing their dental health through varying approaches. As a comprehensive medical discipline, dentistry addresses the problems of the gums, teeth, jaw, and nerves. On the other hand, orthodontics refers to a branch of dentistry with a focuse on improving bites, occlusion (fixing the way teeth in the upper and lower jaw come together), and the straightness of teeth.
A dentist and an orthodontist have comparable primary areas of interest in oral health. An orthodontist can work in the same dental practise as a dentist and perform the same services. However, extra training is required to be an orthodontist, just like a doctor does if they want to perform surgery. A dentist will do your root canal, teeth cleaning, tooth extraction, but an orthodontist will work on how your teeth are aligned, whether they are crowded or giving you an overbite or an underbite.
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A physical exam over an online dentist consultation is likely to give a clearer picture of your affliction to both you and the dentist. Many times, we are unable to verbalise our symptoms, so an in-person exam will give the dentist a closer look of your teeth. However, with technological advancement in communication, it is possible to get in touch with a dentist online. You can also have a face-to-face dentist consultation via video conferencing. You may quickly find and connect with dentists in your city. With medical platforms like LivLong, you can search for a dentist to contact if you are on vacation or on the go and experiencing oral health problems. Online dental consultation can also come in handy if you are in a time crunch, new to a city, or in an area where there are no dentists around.
Every cell, tissue, and organ in the body experiences aging-related changes. The teeth and gums are also impacted by these changes. In older people, besides the natural process of aging, certain illnesses and medications can also affect oral health. Some oral health issues that are common in older adults are: • Mouth sores and yeast infections because of dry mouth • Gum decay and gum disease that can lead to tooth loss • Cavities • Oral cancer • Denture stomatitis Usually, a dentist can help tackle most of the issues. If not, they will refer you to an endodontist, who are doctors specialising in the treatment of the dental pulp. If your dentist suspects any signs of oral cancer, they will perform a thorough physical examination, and even run tests like a biopsy. You may be referred to a cancer specialist for further investigation and opinion.
Adults can lose their permanent teeth at any age, however persons over the age of 50 years are more likely than others to experience both partial and whole tooth loss. Tooth loss is usually not a typical part of aging because with lifestyle choices like no tobacco use, maintaining oral hygiene, treating underlying diseases that may affect teeth and gums, anyone can have healthy teeth.
Most adults may experience some of these dental problems at some point in their lives: • Tooth decay leading to cavities, bad breath • Gum disease because of plaque build-up leading to bleeding and swollen gums, bad breath • Periodontitis leading to gum recession, permanent tooth loss, bad breath • Bad breath because of poor oral hygiene, dehydration, illness, infections, or certain medications • Tooth sensitivity • Cracked or broken teeth • Root infection • Eroded enamel • Teeth grinding .
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