Tooth decay or cavities is one of the common diseases.

It is said that the mouth is the dirtiest part of the body. It is the part where the highest concentration of bacteria exist. Thus it can be more prone to dental problems and infections. Dental problems are quite disturbing and uncomfortable. Yet majority of the known dental problems can easily be prevented with good oral hygiene. Good oral hygiene includes brushing the teeth and insides of the mouth at least twice a day, daily flossing, eating correctly and having dental checkups. Aside from practicing good oral hygiene, educating yourself about the commonly encountered dental ailments can also help you avoid them. Bad Breath is one common dental problem that anyone can have. This dental condition can be very embarrassing and upsetting. If halitosis (another term for bad breath) persists, it is likely to be caused by more serious dental conditions. Usual causes of bad breath are bacteria present on the tongue, dry mouth, oral cancer, dental cavities or gum diseases. Mouth wash can only cover the odor but cannot effectively cure the problem. If bad breath is unceasing, it is suggested to visit and consult your condition with a dentist. Tooth decay or cavities is one of the common diseases. When the sticky substance plague is formed on the teeth and then combined with the starches and sugars present in the food that we eat, tooth decay happens. The combination of plague, starches and sugars produces the acids which attack the enamel of teeth. Brushing twice a day, flossing on a daily basis and visiting the dentist for dental checkups can help avoid tooth decay. In addition, eating healthy foods instead of junk foods with excessive amount of sugar can also help prevent cavities.

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Periodontal or Gum Disease is the infection of the gums around the teeth and according to studies are linked to strokes and heart attacks. Tooth loss experienced by adults are mainly caused by gum disease. Gingivitis and periodontitis are the two major stages of gum diseases. Just like with preventing tooth decays, gum diseases may be avoided by brushing twice and flossing daily along with regular dental checkups.

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Mouth sores like thrush, ulcers, cold sores, fever blisters and canker sores are irritating and painful. There are over-the-counter medications that can help alleviate the discomfort caused by mouth sores. Mouth sores usually heal and disappear after a few days but if they last for more than 14 days, then it is time to consult with a dentist. Tooth sensitivity is not a rare dental condition. Millions of people actually experience sensitive teeth. Discomfort or pain is experienced by the teeth when eating sweets and ice cream, drinking hot or cold drinks or feeling a blast of cold air. Sensitive teeth commonly happens when the gums recede and thus expose the underlying roots of the teeth. Poor oral hygiene and brushing with excessive pressure result to receded gums. Brushing the teeth with toothpaste for sensitive teeth can help treat sensitive teeth. Such sensitivity toothpastes contain potassium nitrate.