11th 11 th Annual Congress on Dental Medicine and Orthodontics

    Or al diseases affect half of the world’s population The most common oral diseases are: ·          Tooth Decay ·          Periodontal (Gum) Disease ·          Oral Cancer         Tooth Decay The following are typical signs of dental decay: Pain from a toothache can vary. It may happen frequently or infrequently. Cavity-related discomfort is rarely severe in the early stages. It could feel dreary and get worse at night . When cleaning your teeth or consuming hot or cold foods or beverages, you might feel pain. A sharp discomfort could also be experienced after eating anything sweet. Even if such sensitivity isn't always an indication of cavities, it's nevertheless important to see a doctor. obvious tooth damage, such as conspicuous pits or holes. Anywhere on the tooth, stains—including black, brown, and white ones—can indicate caries. When you bite into a hard food, you may experience a searing discomfort.  Periodontal Disease Gum disease is a crafty is

  The "strongest" compound in the human body, enamel plays a critical dental function that influences a person's quality of life. It's crucial that we understand what can damage the enamel because once it starts to dissolve, the teeth become more prone to decay and cavities. The enamel, the outer covering of the teeth, aids in food chewing, biting, and breaking. The enamel also causes food to be triturated, assisting with digestion and enhancing the body's absorption of nutrients.Scientists have identified the structure of enamel with closely packed oblong crystals a thousand times thinner than human hair using scanning transmission electron microscopy [STEM]. In addition to magnesium concentrated in two separate layers in the core and hydroxylapatite, which is made of calcium and phosphate, the composition of enamel also includes a central region that is abundant in sodium, fluorine, and carbonate.We start by outlining the foods that damage enamel. Then, we

  Numerous things might lead to uneven teeth. For instance, a smile that is uneven can be caused by heredity, poor oral care, tooth grinding, ageing, and accidents.Your uneven teeth might only bother you cosmetically, in your opinion. However, unbalanced teeth can lead to other dental problems. You could experience TMJ condition or biting issues It is a discomfort in the jaw. One technique to assist stop the emergence of these severe oral problems is to straighten your uneven teeth. certain techniques, like veneers or contouring, are less invasive and complex, others, like braces, are more difficult. Veneers Veneers are thin, porcelain shells that are manufactured to match your teeth's co lour and are bonded to the front of your teeth. They cover up minor flaws including gaps, chips, cracks, and irregularly formed teeth.Veneers can also conceal discolorations and damaged enamel. Dental veneers are a quick, non-invasive procedure that only requires a few consultations. dental a

  A dentist must repair a broken tooth very away; if the crack has reached the pulp, root canal treatment (RTC) may be necessary the break or cracks may deepen if untreated, eventually preventing blood flow to the tooth and causing it to die. While some cracks are painless, when they are on the tooth's biting surface, they can be quite painful when chewing and drinking. Examine the affected area if you lose or break a crown call your dentist right away if the crown has become loose. You could be instructed to use a temporary over-the-counter denture adhesive to reattach the crown on your changed teeth. Keep the crown if you have it and it's in good shape; the dentist might be able to reattach it. A new crown can be made if the old one is lost. In order to prevent the need for a second impression and prevent the gum tissue under the missing crown from growing and rendering the first impression useless, you should see the dentist as soon as possible after breaking or losing