Dental Cavities 3ºD
Paula Crespo
Created on December 9, 2021
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Transcript
DENTAL CAVITIES
causes
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SYMPTOMS
02
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lONG TERM SIDE EFFECTS
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PREVENTION
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MORE INFORMATION
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dESCRIPTION OF THE EFFECTS
- Toothpaste with fluoride (increase enamel strength)
- Wash teeth 3 times/ day (2 mins)
- Avoid sugars
- Visit your dentist
Affect on sensibility, issues with chewing and the lose of a teeth.If the cavity isnt treated, the infection can spread to the brain and become life threatening
- Pain
- Tooth abscess
- Pus around tooth
- Broken or damage teeth
- Problems chewing and swallowing
-Plaque forms: Due to eating a lot of sugars and starches and not clening well your teeth, this makes that bacteria quickly begin feeding with them.-Plaque attacks: The acids in plaque remove minerals in your tooth's so it causes tiny openings or holes in the teeths.-Destruction continues: Finally bacteria reach the pulp which contains nerves and blood vessels, causing pain or even the nerve extend outside of the tooth root to the bone.
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- Pain without any cause or when you bite down.
- Tooth sensivity.
- Holes or pits with black , brown or white staining.
7/10 children have dental cavities
Not only sugars cause dental cavities
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not more dan 10ml per day (causes dental fluorosis)