Steps/Methods Brush your teeth for at least 2 minutes, at least twice a day, and change your toothbrush every three months.
Oral cancer is one of the most deadly cancers. People often ignore oral lumps or blisters, which may lead to serious problems such as oral cancer. Therefore, no matter how small those signs are, you should seek medical advice as soon as you find them.
Exercise can also cause dental problems. Strenuous exercise may lead to dehydration and weaken the function of saliva in preventing oral diseases. In this way, the risk of tooth decay and bacterial accumulation will increase.
Oral cavity indicates general health. The mouth affects other parts of the body. If there is gum problem, the prevalence of heart disease is four times higher than that of the general population. If the first molar is short, it sometimes hurts, indicating that there is something wrong with digestion.
Stop taking painkillers before going to the dentist. Some people often take aspirin and other drugs, but when pulling teeth, it will make you bleed a lot.
Gingival bleeding is very serious. Gum bleeding is an inflammatory symptom, and it is very likely that you have been infected.
Eating sugar does not necessarily lead to tooth decay. There is not much problem in eating sweets as long as they are cleaned up in time. Besides, a balanced diet is the key to a healthy smile. For example, frequent skipping meals can lead to high oral acidity, which can lead to tooth decay and gum problems.
Tongue also has a health code. The bright red tip of the tongue indicates that there may be thyroid or heart problems: the yellow-green tongue is a liver or gallbladder problem: it is slightly grayish brown and usually has digestive system diseases.