Dental problems are unbelievably common, but most people are unsure of how to address them correctly. Ignoring your oral problems can be very consequential moving forward therefore it is very important to get them checked out so you can prevent any future complications and maintain your beautiful smile forever.
At Springvale Dental Clinic, we supply excellent dental care and give you lots of information so that you know how to maintain a charming smile. Our team of experts has lots of experience in addressing common dental issues. We are committed to allowing you to understand your own mouth better. Book an appointment today.
Common Dental Problems that are important to address. When it comes to your dental well-being, there are many common oral problems you are likely to encounter.
Bad Breath
Bite Problems
Bleeding Gums
Bruxism
Chipped or Cracked Tooth
Crooked Teeth
Dental Abscess
Dry Socket
Gum Disease
Knocked Out Tooth
Severe Toothache
Stained Teeth
Teeth Sensitivity
Bad breath or Halitosis happens due to poor oral health. It occurs due to several health conditions like heartburn, dry mouth, and even disease in some parts of the body. The main halitosis symptom is foul-smell breath which does not go away easily. Without brushing, flossing, or performing your routine dental cleanings, harmful bacteria enter your mouth and keep on multiplying.
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Bite problem is very common and it can occur when the top and bottom teeth do not fit together properly. These problems can lead to trouble in speaking and chewing. In addition, bite problems can cause occlusal diseases. If your child has a bite problem, then having the problem corrected at a young age is typically best.
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The main cause of bleeding gums is the accumulation of plaque at our gum line. This leads to a condition known as gingivitis, or inflamed gums. Plaque if not removed will harden into tartar. And this leads to increased bleeding called periodontitis.
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It is a condition in which you clench, grind, and gnash your teeth. If you are suffering from bruxism, then you might unconsciously clench your teeth when you are awake, or grind your teeth during sleep.
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A cracked tooth results from chewing hard foods, aging, or grinding your teeth at night. It is a common condition and it leads to cause tooth loss. It is impossible to treat a cracked tooth at home. Hence, it is vital to follow good dental hygiene.
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It can cause excess wear and tear on the teeth, jaw muscles, gums, jaw strain, etc. To fix crooked teeth, teeth straightening is crucial. It helps in improving the overall appearance of your teeth and boosts confidence too.
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It is a collection of puss that forms inside the teeth, or in the bone which holds the teeth in place. This is caused by a bacterial infection that can happen to anyone. It can occur in different areas near the tooth for many different reasons.
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It is a painful dental condition that takes place when you have a permanent adult tooth extraction. It happens when the blood clot at the site of the tooth extraction fails to develop or dissolves before the wound has even healed.
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It is an infection of the tissue which holds your teeth in place. This is caused by brushing and flossing habits which allow plaque to accumulate on the teeth and gets harden. Usually, it starts with red, and swollen gums.
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An avulsed tooth or knocked-out tooth happens when you permanently lose your tooth. Injuries or accidents can cause avulsed teeth. So, you should seek immediate treatment and seek the help of your dentist. Or when such a condition occurs, you can first reinsert your tooth yourself or save it in liquid.
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If you have toothache for more than two days, you immediately need to consult your dental expert. The longer you leave it, the condition will get worsened up. If you do not treat your toothache properly, the pulp inside your tooth becomes infected.
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Stained teeth happen when the pigmented residue from food and beverages builds up and is absorbed by the enamel creating a stain on teeth. While cola and coffee are common tooth-staining culprits, any food with dark tannins can lead to tooth discoloration.
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Sensitive teeth are the results of worn tooth enamel or exposed tooth roots. However, tooth discomfort is caused by factors like cavities, chipped teeth, a worn filling, or gum disease.
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Bad breath or Halitosis happens due to poor oral health. It occurs due to several health conditions like heartburn, dry mouth, and even disease in some parts of the body. The main halitosis symptom is foul-smell breath which does not go away easily. Without brushing, flossing, or performing your routine dental cleanings, harmful bacteria enter your mouth and keep on multiplying.
Read More
Bite problem is very common and it can occur when the top and bottom teeth do not fit together properly. These problems can lead to trouble in speaking and chewing. In addition, bite problems can cause occlusal diseases. If your child has a bite problem, then having the problem corrected at a young age is typically best.
Read More
The main cause of bleeding gums is the accumulation of plaque at our gum line. This leads to a condition known as gingivitis, or inflamed gums. Plaque if not removed will harden into tartar. And this leads to increased bleeding called periodontitis.
Read More
It is a condition in which you clench, grind, and gnash your teeth. If you are suffering from bruxism, then you might unconsciously clench your teeth when you are awake, or grind your teeth during sleep.
Read More
A cracked tooth results from chewing hard foods, aging, or grinding your teeth at night. It is a common condition and it leads to cause tooth loss. It is impossible to treat a cracked tooth at home. Hence, it is vital to follow good dental hygiene.
Read More
It can cause excess wear and tear on the teeth, jaw muscles, gums, jaw strain, etc. To fix crooked teeth, teeth straightening is crucial. It helps in improving the overall appearance of your teeth and boosts confidence too.
Read More
It is a collection of puss that forms inside the teeth, or in the bone which holds the teeth in place. This is caused by a bacterial infection that can happen to anyone. It can occur in different areas near the tooth for many different reasons.
Read More
It is a painful dental condition that takes place when you have a permanent adult tooth extraction. It happens when the blood clot at the site of the tooth extraction fails to develop or dissolves before the wound has even healed.
Read More
It is an infection of the tissue which holds your teeth in place. This is caused by brushing and flossing habits which allow plaque to accumulate on the teeth and gets harden. Usually, it starts with red, and swollen gums.
Read More
An avulsed tooth or knocked-out tooth happens when you permanently lose your tooth. Injuries or accidents can cause avulsed teeth. So, you should seek immediate treatment and seek the help of your dentist. Or when such a condition occurs, you can first reinsert your tooth yourself or save it in liquid.
Read More
If you have toothache for more than two days, you immediately need to consult your dental expert. The longer you leave it, the condition will get worsened up. If you do not treat your toothache properly, the pulp inside your tooth becomes infected.
Read More
Stained teeth happen when the pigmented residue from food and beverages builds up and is absorbed by the enamel creating a stain on teeth. While cola and coffee are common tooth-staining culprits, any food with dark tannins can lead to tooth discoloration.
Read More
Sensitive teeth are the results of worn tooth enamel or exposed tooth roots. However, tooth discomfort is caused by factors like cavities, chipped teeth, a worn filling, or gum disease.
Read More
We are glad that our team is full of skilled and talented dentists. They ensure all patients have a comfortable experience, including young children.
