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Sanitation of the oral cavity is a necessary procedure that allows you to eliminate dental diseases and avoid inflammation of the gums. Teeth are the main mechanism for grinding food, which is very important for the entire gastrointestinal tract. Therefore, the very first teeth that appear in the child should be protected.
With the appearance of milk teeth in children , caries can develop, as well as in adults, which is caused by the microflora of the oral cavity. That is why regular visits to the dentist are very important: he will examine the patient, and if necessary, the latter will be reorganized.
Of course, the baby is born sterile, but after the first feeding of mother’s milk, the necessary, “good” bacteria appear in his body, they spread throughout the body and help digestion, and the “bad” ones cause pathological changes in the oral cavity.
But gradually, even when the mother licks a spoon or nipple before giving it to the child, it contributes to the emergence of pathogenic microorganisms in the oral cavity of the child, and this will be the beginning of the development of caries. From this it follows that for the mother of a small child, rehabilitation of the oral cavity is also important, since the health of the baby depends on the health of her teeth.
The fact is that the first milk teeth, and even the permanent ones, appear not yet mature, they have not fully formed a protective enamel, and only after two years the milk and permanent teeth gain the necessary protection. But at this time, caries can develop from the use of carbohydrates, which reduce the stability of enamel and contribute to the occurrence of caries. Children and adults who abuse sweets should visit the dental office 2 times more often than other patients as preventive measures, and if necessary, they will undergo oral sanitation.
The development of infection in the oral cavity of the child leads to intoxication of the whole organism, and therefore teeth should be protected from early childhood. Caries microbial toxins act as pathogens and disrupt the functioning of the kidneys, liver, heart and blood vessels. Therefore, many parents often treat the internal organs of the child, but do not know that the carious tooth is to blame for these sores, and it is first of all necessary to treat it.
By the way, every milk tooth should be treated and fight for it. This is due to the fact that a permanent tooth will not develop well when a milk tooth is removed, due to the fact that it will not feel resistance during growth and will be, as it were, underdeveloped, weak, and there will be a problem with such teeth for life.
There is the so-called blooming caries, when all milk teeth at the first appearance become carious, young enamel immediately appears carious and carious defects occur. It is necessary to preserve teeth from a young age so that there are no diseases that will bother the child even at an older age, and sometimes all his life.
Why is it necessary to treat teeth? The fact is that oral sanitation is important because the teeth are connected to all organs and tissues through the circulatory system and blood vessels. When the microbes of caries appear and their toxins infect the internal organs, this leads to a wide variety of diseases. Therefore, caries should not be allowed, because a carious tooth is a constant source of microorganisms. For example, teeth from the fourth to the eighth can cause inflammation of the maxillary sinuses, and this is due to breathing, in which breathing is disturbed by the nose, which leads to headaches and other pathological phenomena.
In the case when the tooth is not preserved, under the influence of caries, pulpitis begins to develop. This leads to periodontitis, and then the entire tooth becomes inflamed, as periodontal pockets are formed , but this process proceeds unnoticed. With the formation of such pockets, small bleeding from the gums begins, but at the same time the neck of the tooth is affected and the person loses it. But with such a simple procedure as the rehabilitation of the oral cavity, such problems could have been avoided. And not only such.
Teeth should be brushed twice a day and begin to do this when the first milk teeth appear. It is necessary to treat at the first signs of the appearance of periodontitis. Otherwise, a tooth disease will cause a disease of the gastrointestinal tract, and it can be esophagitis, a stomach ulcer or gastritis, and a person does not even suspect that it is the fault of diseased teeth. Diseased teeth pose a great danger to the cardiovascular system, and the kidneys are also very affected. With dental diseases, a brain stroke can even develop as a response to intoxication of the body with toxins that secrete microbes in the teeth. Chronic foci of infection in the teeth can even cause allergic diseases, which is a response to microorganisms.
Therefore, diseased teeth should be treated so that they cause more serious diseases.