The cavity underneath the coating, the coating may occur after that is a problem. Crowns are used to strengthen and protect tooth is a method, but don't all the coating off, and the tooth with the tooth root may leave open spaces in the limit. Therefore, the outer coating, which is in a tooth decay can occur. Underneath the veneer cavity, usually the gaps between the tooth and the veneer to the outside are not clear enough or will occur due to the infiltration of bacteria.
Coating Under External Cause Rots?
- Inadequate Oral Hygiene: Coating is provided around the outside of adequate oral hygiene, bacteria in the gums and under the edges of the coating starts to accumulate in the regions. These bacteria over time erodes the enamel layer of the tooth and causes decay. Brushing and flossing your teeth healthy is extremely important to remain coated.
- The Adaptation Problems Of The Coating: Coating with small gaps left between the teeth, if you have bacteria can accumulate in these areas. These spaces, makes the teeth and over time to reach the bacteria can cause tooth decay.
- Rotten In The Bottom Of The Casing: Coating prior to tooth decay if not cleaned completely, remaining in the bottom of the casing progresses over time this can weaken the structure of the tooth and even more rotten.
- Gum Recession: Gum recession, tooth root causes the release of, and in this region of decay, which increases your risk of. Gum recession is a buildup of bacteria on the coated teeth and can cause cavities.
Coating Under The Symptoms Of Tooth Decay:
- Pain: Coating under the tooth breaks, if the nerves are affected, pain can occur.
- SensitivityThe decay of the nerve close to hot, cold or sweet, you may experience tenderness in contact with food.
- Bad taste or smell: The overlay at the bottom of rotten or bad taste in the mouth can cause bad breath.
- Relaxation Coating: As decay progresses, it will not fit on the tooth and relaxation in the coating can occur.
Coating Under Dry Rot Treatment
Under the external sheeting curuduy if the tooth needs to be treated. If discovered in the early stages of caries, dental caries and removed the covering of the tooth is restored. In advanced cases of Decay, root canal therapy may be required. In cases where the tooth is fully recovered, the tooth can be pulled and instead of the bridge or implant treatment can be applied.
What Can Be Done To Prevent Decay?
- Regular Oral Care: Coating after regular brushing and flossing of the teeth to prevent decay are important. Especially the gums surrounding the boundaries of the coating should be cleaned carefully.
- Dental VisitsRegular dental visits, the bruises under the coating allows it to be detected early. Your dentist may notice the bruises remaining in the bottom of the casing, and can make the necessary interventions.
- Flossing and mouthwash: Use dental floss and mouthwash to clean the edges of the coating effective against bacteria use can help prevent the formation of caries.
As a result, even under the coating requires regular maintenance and cleaning of the cavity indicates that the coated teeth. Tooth brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits can be prevented by coating with the formation of cavities beneath, or in the early stages can be treated.
