Most Common FAQ's about
The common 4 dental problems are Tooth Decay, Gum Disease, Bad Breath, and Sensitive Teeth.
The common diseases that destroy teeth are diabetes, autoimmune conditions, and anorexia and bulimia.
Even if you are not in any pain, it is important to visit the dentist for regular checkups because dental problems, such as cavities and gum disease, can usually develop without any symptoms. By visiting the dentist regularly, you can detect these problems early when they are easier to treat. Timely treatment when there is no pain is the key to avoid going for complex treatments. Negligible or no pain is an indication that the decay is away from the pulp and a basic dental treatment would solve your problem. Delay in treatment or waiting for pain to arrive is an indication that the pulp is now direct and may go for an advanced procedures.
During your first dental appointment, the dentist will ask you about your medical history and your concerns; will examine your mouth, teeth, and gum for any sign of dental issues; will clean your teeth to remove plaque and recommend treatment if any problem is found.
