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How do you identify tooth decay at Home? Symptoms and Diagnosis of Cavities

How do you identify tooth decay at Home? Symptoms and Diagnosis of Cavities You probably think you don't have any tooth decay. Well, here is a Reality check. Most people who think they don't have cavities, actually do. Dental caries, tooth decay, cavities, rotten tooth etc are some synonyms for the same. What are cavities? Cavities or tooth decay is the destruction of the top layer of the tooth that is enamel and dentin. This is because of action of acid producing bacteria from the food that remains in the mouth after meals. These bacteria can act on different parts of the tooth, and depending on where they are present their characteristics can vary. There are different locations on each tooth where tooth decay can begin: It can begin on the smooth outer surfaces of the teeth. On the chewing surfaces of the teeth. Also called as the Occlusal surface. This region is where majority of the caries starts. The reason being the chewing or occlu

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WHAT CAUSES TOOTH PAIN?

CAUSES OF TOOTH PAIN “Aahhh! My tooth hurts!”is the ever so commonly heard statement. Tooth pain is usually the result of irritation to the nerve and blood vessels and surroundings of the tooth. GUM PAIN If it's paining near your gums then there is a possibility that you injured your gums while eating food, or a certain part of food is stuck in between the teeth. For example: while eating fish, nuts and some small bone pieces can cause pain. Another cause is the presence of deposits or tartar on the teeth and gums. T hese deposits irritate the gums and cause inflammation of the gums. TREATMENT : In such cases the use of a floss or inter dental brush is a simple solution to solve the problem. Professional scaling can also help. You can also apply a Choline Salicylate and Lidocaine/Lignocaine gel. This gel will heal your injury and also provide you with relief from the pain. A simple glycerin app

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