[Source: Kunming Information Port_Information]
"Doctor, I have two big teeth rotten at the age of 25. What should I do?" "Doctor, I started losing my teeth since I was 30. Now I have two, how should I remedy it?"... Many young people who come to German oral consultations expressed their confusion. So, what exactly causes young people to lack teeth?
1. The teeth were hit, fell or bitten excessively. This is because the excessive external force caused the periodontal membrane to be injured, and the elastic fiber between the teeth and the periodontal membrane was damaged, causing the teeth to become loose.
2, Tooth loss caused by periodontal disease html
Long-term failure to pay attention to teeth cleaning and irregular diet and routine results in weakening of the oral defense function, and the large number of microorganisms in the plaque will reproduce, which will form periodontal disease. The periodontal membrane is subjected to chronic inflammatory stimulation for a long time, causing the periodontal membrane fibers to gradually degenerate and destroy. When these periodontal tissues supporting the teeth gradually become damaged, the teeth will become loose. Therefore, periodontal disease is the main force in causing teeth to be missing .
3, other diseases
, such as acute apical periarthritis , jaw osteomyelitis , jaw , jaw , all tumors in the inside can cause the teeth to fall off. Some diseases that can affect the gingival and periodontal support tissues, such as necrotizing gingivitis , vitamin deficiency, diabetes , etc., and tooth looseness may also occur.
4, tartar spread downwards
A tooth is divided into three parts: crown , neck and root. The crown of teeth is exposed outside, which is what we can see. The neck of teeth is under the gums, and the root of teeth cannot be seen, but in the alveolar bone. If a person does not brush his teeth thoroughly and never does professional cleaning, the tartars are prone to develop on the crown, and the tartars will accumulate more and more, and continue to move towards the neck of the teeth. This is usually called "subgingival stones". Over time, it gradually spreads from the crown. Whenever the tartar progresses, the alveolar bones shrink and the teeth become looser. Over time, the teeth will gradually loosen and the tartars will slowly spread to the base of the teeth. Finally, the tooth naturally loosens and falls off.
6. In the early stage of missing teeth, save the alveolar bone in time
When a tooth falls down, if repaired in time, the alveolar bone will still be saved. But if you leave it alone and ignore it, the alveolar bones will atrophy unknowingly, and even the surrounding healthy teeth will be affected.
Stage
Alveolar bone loss and atrophy at the missing teeth, and the peripheral teeth are inclined and elongated after insufficient support.
Stage 2
The teeth around the missing teeth are tilted, the gaps between the teeth become larger and food deposits lead to dental destruction.
Stage 4
The surrounding teeth begin to loosen and move, and bite becomes difficult, and one tooth drags down a row of teeth.
How to remedy tooth missing
Common repair methods for missing tooth are: movable denture , fixing tooth definition and dental implant. The atrophy of the alveolar bone is mainly caused by the lack of chewing stimulation, which means that the alveolar part of the alveolar has not been fully "exercised", so it gradually becomes decadent. So when we choose a repair method, we should consider whether there is a function to restore the "root" or only the function to restore the "crown".
dental implants effectively prevent alveolar bone atrophy
The base of the moving denture is pressed directly on the gum, bringing people a strong sense of discomfort and foreign body, accelerating the atrophy of the alveolar bone. After wearing it for a long time, you will find that it is getting more and more incompatible with your mouth. If you want to do dental implants in the later stage, it will also increase the difficulty of treatment. Therefore, it can only be used as a temporary repair method. Dental implants will implant "artificial tooth root", that is, implant , into the alveolar bone, allowing the implant and the alveolar bone to produce a tight bone bond, and restore the stimulation of chewing to the alveolar bone, so it can effectively prevent the alveolar bone from continuing to shrink. (Kunming Information Port )
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