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Why Routine Dental Checkups are Crucial?
Plaque, Tartar, and Cavities
Even with regular brushing and flossing there are areas in the mouth that are missed. When plaque builds up it becomes increasingly difficult to remove and then solidifies into tartar. Tartar is extremely difficult to get rid of on our own and requires professional care.
Tartar makes your teeth erode and creates holes in your teeth which makes cavities. Cavities don’t give warning signs as they form. You’ll notice the presence of the cavity when it causes you pain. Once the damage is done, you will need to go to the dentist to have cavities and any other tooth problems fixed. This is why regular cleanings are important as they take care of your plaque and keep cavities from forming.
Cleaning appointments are more affordable than getting fillings, so if you’re saving money you should make sure not to miss the cleanings!
Oral Cancer Detection
Regular dental checkups can help you discover signs of oral cancer faster which then can help with prevention. In addition to helping with the discovery of oral cancer, regular checkups help with the early symptoms of the disease which helps with quick intervention and treatment. If detected in its early stages oral cancer is completely curable.
Prevent Bad Breath
Halitosis is caused by gum disease, poor oral hygiene, and food debris stuck in your teeth. One of the main symptoms of halitosis is bad breath. Regular dental checkups are the best way to avoid bad breath.
Saving Your Natural Teeth
Despite all the advancements in the world of dentistry there is no substitute for your natural teeth. Nobody wants to lose their teeth. Regular appointments help you ensure the longevity and health of your natural teeth and save you money and time.
Gum Disease
Plaque and tartar buildup causes tooth decay and also erodes the mouth’s gum tissues. When tartar buildup causes an infection where the gum is connected to the tooth it makes the gum pull away from the tooth. This infection is called gingivitis and with time the tissue that attaches gums to the teeth breaks down.
Regular cleaning and check-ups mean a healthier you!
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