can i know more of taking good care of the teeth,and when you have a decay teeth,breeding gum.?
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Well make sure that you floss everyday aleast once day. Brush your teeth 2 twice a day also use listerine mouth wash. Reason why you are bleedig is because you might be either brushing to hard or you might have gum disease.  Check with your dentist
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yes.. go see you dentist
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ask an expert LIKE YOUR DENTIST, HINT HINT!!
700368
Bad breath is most of time due to Digestion troubles not tooth decay. I am sure she has some sort of digestion trouble, you can ask her and she will reconfirm my assesment. And her Bad Breath can be treated and cured according to to the symptoms she feels with appropriate Homeopathic remedies without any side effects or complications.\nTake Care and God Bless you !
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Yes, but you need to seek periodontal care.  It's not going to get better by itself or just with vitamins.\n\nThe periodontist may end up [squeamish alert] cutting and scaling back your diseased or receding gums a little so that healthy gums can re-grow.  Then things get better, but you still have to take good care of your teeth since you are now prone to these and related problems.  I have had it done, and it hurts, but it is worth it to not have these problems any more.\n\nOf course the best thing would be to avoid periodontal problems in the first place by having good mouth cleaning and brushing habits, and regular dentist visits.  [This is mainly for other readers of this answer].\n\nGood luck!
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try goiing to a dentist
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No, it is never too late to take proper care of your teeth and gums.  Their are many reasons people do not have regular dental cleanings, but regular dental visits are very important to not only your oral health, but also your total body health.  I'm sure you're aware that gingivitis and periodontitis contribute to tooth loss.  But these diseases can also lead to heart disease, pre-term low-birth-weight babies, and complications with diabetes.  Gingivitis and periodontitis are caused by the build up of plague and tartar, because these two things are loaded with bacteria.  Unless you have been taking really good care of your teeth (brushing twice daily and flossing daily), you probably have tartar buildup, especially behind your lower front teeth.  The only way tartar can be removed is by a dentist or hygienist.  Brushing does not remove tartar, it only removes plague.  Please make an appt today with your dentist.  I know you want to keep the teeth that you have, so visit your dentist every six months.
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Floss first, then brush.  The bacteria in the plaque that's on your teeth will use the food particles, especially carbs, as fuel, then will give off toxins and acids as waste products.  This is not what you want sitting on your teeth all nite!  You'll end up with cavities and/ or gingivitis.  Brushing before bed is the most important time to brush!
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Before you get braces you should make sure your gums are healthy and you should have all necessary dental work completed such as fillings and extractions.
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I would hope that everyone does. I brush mine morning and night, that's all that's necessary, but the more, the better. It is important to. My parents made sure I knew it was since they're both had dental problems, my dad's lost most of his because he didn't take care of them properly.
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You can, but it is not a good idea.  In the process of the tooth decaying, it will effect the jaw, and other teeth.  It would be better to remove the tooth first, then begin braces.
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I think this site will help you along.\nhttp://www.dentist4all.com/
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Oddly enough, Men's Health says chewing gum improves concentration by providing more blood flow to the brain because of the  jaw movements. They recommend sugarless gum, and some of the newer brands actually help decrease tooth decay as much as brushing your teeth, as well. Chewing gum regularly also has a number of other surprising health benefits...
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Go see a dentist!!  No one here is a dentist, or at least as I've seen from the responses to your question, and neither am I, but I can tell you that if you are having a problem related to tooth decay, IT WON'T GO AWAY BY WISHING IT AWAY!!! And the longer you wait the longer you'll suffer and the more work the dentist will have to do to fix the problem, and you'll get even more scared, and a bigger bill.  Another possibility here is that you're having sinusitis, or impacted sinuses, and that can hurt like hell and make it feel like your teeth are going to explode out of your mouth.  Go see some medical or dental professional.  This ain't gonna go away by hoping it does.  I know!!  What's that phrase: "Been there; Done that!!!!"  Get a  move on girl!!  You'll be glad you did!  God Bless you.
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Hi,\nI am a dentist so this is some professional advice. You can use this list as a guide.\n1. Brush regularly ( for about 2 mins at least twice daily, using a flouride tooth paste)\n2. Floss at least once daily\n3. Flouride mouthwash once daily\n4.Visit your dental professional regularly ( at least twice per year)\n for cleanings, xrays etc\n5. Avoid snacking between meals. Minimize the use of sweets, soft drinks.\n6. Eat healthy, Calcium is essential in the developing years.\n7. Place dental sealants ( Ask your dentist for more details) \n8. Know your mouth!! You see your mouth every day, so conduct regular self examinations in fron the mirror. You'll definately be able to pick up any changes.\n9. Knowledge is power. Visit accredited websites more more info.\nThanks
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brush your toung relly good that were all the bacteria the couses bad breath of chew gum
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there are a couple of things to help your sens. teeth. first, if you use whitening toothpaste, stop. it is more abrasive than regular toothpaste. second, start using sensodyne toothpaste...like someone said, it takes about a month, but one thing you can do is apply it directly to the area and that should help. \nyou could go to a periodontist to see if you have recession (where the gums recede from the tooth and expose the root of the tooth). there is a minor gum surgery that can be done to move the gum tissue back where it belongs.\nyou could also have your dentist make you fluoride trays that you fill with fluoride gel toothpaste (prevident) and wear for 5-15mins/day. fluoride helps with sens. teeth.