Do I have enamel decay? Are dental, teeth specialists, and facial pain taught about eating disorders in school to understand the cause of certain tooth decays of eating disorders?

Question

Hi dentaldecay (caries) progresses gradually starting as a discoloration in outer layer enamel it can be treated in early stages but if left untreated can lead to severe pain and proper brushing twice daily chewing food slowly using both right and left teeth and regular dental checkup can prevent all this however we have treatment of various kinds for painful teeth as well for further advice please use my doctor's code dd87ca.

Dimpy Darbar · Accepted Answer

Hi dentaldecay (caries) progresses gradually starting as a discoloration in outer layer enamel it can be treated in early stages but if left untreated can lead to severe pain and proper brushing twice daily chewing food slowly using both right and left teeth and regular dental checkup can prevent all this however we have treatment of various kinds for painful teeth as well for further advice please use my doctor's code dd87ca.

Yasmin Asma Zohara · Answer

Kindly share x ray (opg or picture or iopa) if possible to suggest best treatment. All food & drink containing sugar, sticky food, dry mouth, improper oral hygiene that includes improper brushing, flossing, & tongue cleaning can cause tooth decay. Dental tips: - looking after your teeth helps keep your mouth in optimum condition. Ways to maintain good oral health include: ?brush your teeth twice a day, up & down short vertical strokes, with ultra-soft bristles, indicator brush. ?floss your teeth inter dentally once a day inter dentally ?tooth brush to be changed every 2 months. ?consume a healthy diet rich in vegetables and lean protein. ?reduce your intake of sugary foods and beverages ?.gargle your mouth thoroughly after every meal. Drink plenty of fluoridated tap water ?drink not consume alcohol drinks. ?don?t smoke ?check your mouth regularly for any unusual sores and lesions ?visit a dentist every six months for cleaning and have regular thorough dental check-ups where your dentist will look at ?the health of both your teeth and your mouth most importantly, do not delay seeking immediate advice from a dentist or medical professional if you notice any unusual symptoms or sores on your lips or in your mouth.

Puneet Kansal · Answer

Yes.