How Should Oral and Dental Health Be Protected?
Early diagnosis is very important for the protection of oral and dental health. For this reason, we need to have a dental examination every 6 months.
Sufficient fluoride in the water, regular brushing of teeth, using dental floss, avoiding sweet and sugary foods as much as possible or absolutely brushing teeth after eating them, and going for dental check-ups are the basic practices in preventing tooth decay.
Keeping teeth clean and regular dental check-ups also play an important role in preventing gum diseases.
If there are developmental disorders in the teeth, the necessary treatment should be provided by applying to specialists in special dentistry fields without delay.
Excessive acidic and sugary foods increase the activity of microorganisms. Teeth should not be mixed with hard substances, and shelled foods such as hazelnuts, walnuts, etc., should not be broken with teeth. These hard objects cause the tooth enamel to crack and increase the activity of bacteria. Thus, we prevent the protective effect of tooth enamel from disappearing.