Wisdom teeth
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Treat your wisdom teeth wisely The wisdom teeth emerge in the very back of the mouth and usually appear between the ages of 18 and 26. Some have all four wisdom teeth, others have less or none.
Common conditions
Halitosis Bad Breath In most cases, bad breath also known as halitosis comes from the mouth. Therefore, maintaining good oral hygiene is very important to prevent bad breath.
Halitosis - Bad Breath
TePe Product Support | 11.09.2024.
In most cases, bad breath also known as halitosis comes from the mouth. Therefore, maintaining good oral hygiene is very important to prevent bad breath.
All you need to know about Caries
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What are dental caries? Dental caries, also known as dental cavities, is one of the most common oral diseases. Untreated tooth decay in adult teeth is the most common health condition (WHO, 2017). It can cause pain, suffering, tooth loss, and infections. Tooth decay occurs in different stages, but it can be prevented with healthy habits.
Plaque and calculus / tartar
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What is Plaque? Plaque is a thin, sticky substance containing bacteria that forms on the surface of the teeth. While bacteria are normally present in the mouth, their accumulation on teeth or dental devices can cause problems. That's why it's important to thoroughly clean your teeth every day, including the spaces between them. Plaque begins to form immediately after brushing your teeth.
Dry Mouth
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All you need to know about dry mouth and the oh-so-important saliva Saliva lubricates, rinses, cleans, and neutralizes acids, and is an important protective factor for the oral cavity. Dry mouth, or xerostomia, is a subjective feeling of a lack of saliva, and it can be caused by reduced saliva production, known as hyposalivation. Although dry mouth is not a disease, it can cause problems.
Gingivitis - Gum disease
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What is gum inflammation (gingivitis)? Healthy gums are pale pink, firm, and do not bleed when cleaning your teeth. Red, swollen, and bleeding gums are signs of gingivitis, which, if untreated, can lead to periodontitis and bone loss. About 40% of adults suffer from periodontitis, often without realizing it. Gingivitis and periodontitis develop slowly and often without pain, so early treatment is crucial.
Sensitive teeth
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How to handle sensitive teeth If you have sensitive teeth you may feel a sudden pain or discomfort, which often occurs when eating or drinking something cold, sweet or sour.