Sumit Sehgal

Your teeth and gums are important parts of your body, playing an important role in keeping you healthy by allowing the proper chewing of foods. If your teeth become infected or there is excessive cavity in your teeth, you might have to go through a major surgeries or loss of your teeth.

Here, we brought tips to keep your teeth and gums healthy with precautions to avoid common teeth and gums related health problems.

1- Brush Your Teeth and Gums Twice
2- Clean Between Your Teeth after Eating
3- Rinse your Mouth Antiseptic Mouthwash
4- Visit at Your Dentist for Regular Check-ups

Teeth sensitivity problem is prevalent among the all age group of people worldwide. And when your tooth becomes sensitive you feel a kind of sensation in your teeth especially at the time of eating cold food items or consuming icy drinks.

Though, owing to age factor you naturally feel some kind of sensation in your teeth if you eat ice-cream or drink excessively cold fluids.

Reasons for Sensitive Teeth

However, when your teeth are healthy, underlying layer of dentin is protected by enamel and tooth roots are protected by gums. But when your gum line started receded and the enamel is worn down, than dentin is exposed into your mouth.

The dentist will diagnosis with an x-ray report to examine if root canal treatment is the problem or something else or there is room to perform the root canal treatment Jamaica.

You can try following home remedies:

1- Eat softer foods or liquid meal replacements.
2- Apply an ice pack to the aching areas.
3- Soak your mouth with a mixture of warm water and baking soda.

Or Take any prescribed or recommended painkillers or relievers by certified dentist.

Braces move your teeth by exerting constant pressure on them for extended periods of time. The shape of your jaw gradually adapts to conform to this pressure.

We tend to think of our teeth as being connected directly to our jawbone, making it hard to imagine how they can be moved. But underneath your gums is a membrane surrounded by your bones that roots your teeth to your jaw. This membrane controls the position of your teeth, and it responds to the pressure being put on your teeth by braces.

Getting braces doesn’t hurt during the appointment, and it takes between one to two hours for them to be installed. You may experience soreness for the first week you have braces as you adjust. Each time your braces are adjusted by your orthodontist, you may also be sore for a few days.

Types of braces:

1- Bracket adhesion
2- Bands
3- Spacers
4- Archwires
5- Buccal tube
6- Springs
7- Facebow headgear