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Your teeth are critical, there is no doubting this fact. Not only do teeth help to shape your appearance, but they influence everything from the way that you talk to the way that you eat and more. Many people even feel that the appearance of your teeth can actually influence everything from professional success to romantic relationships, with more than 30% of all adults in this country currently feeling some level of concern over the overall appearance of their teeth.
Your dental health can also play a role in the overall quality of your life. For instance, those with poor dental health and hygiene are more likely to develop things like cavities and other dental problems. As many know, these can all lead to pain – and sometimes very serious pain, at that. Oral cancers are also not uncommon, and can spread to other parts of the body if not dealt with in a quick and efficient manner. And various other dental problems, like gum disease, can also develop over time. This can not only result in pain, but the loss of one’s teeth entirely.
Unfortunately, far too many people neglect their dental care and must then face the consequences of doing so. As discussed above, losing your teeth is one such result of neglecting dental care. In some cases, the teeth will fall out naturally. In others, however, a tooth extraction procedure might become necessary if the diseased tooth does not fall out on its own. Unfortunately, more than 3% of all adults who fall between the ages of 20 and 65 actually have no remaining teeth. In addition to this, many others who have neglected their dental care are missing some teeth, though not necessarily all of them.
Fortunately, there are steps that such people can take to improve their dental care even if they neglected said dental care in the past. Tooth implants, for example, are a great way to restore a mouth that has lost teeth. These dental implants are hugely successful, working out well for a patient as much as a full 99% of the time. For many people, dental implants are well worth the cost and now more than three million people throughout this one country alone have them. This is a growing number, with an additional half of a million people have dental implants installed each and every year.
Regular dental check ups are also an important part of regular dental care – and are certainly far less expensive than needing a dental implant or even multiple dental implants. After all, the vast majority of all people will have had at least one cavity by the time that they have reached adulthood. In fact, up to one fifth (around 20%) of the current adult population is living with a cavity that has not been treated. This is far from ideal, as cavities can be considered to be somewhat contagious to other teeth and can also worsen considerably as time passes on. Therefore, having your cavities dealt with promptly is almost always the ideal course of action to be taken.
Regular dental care is a must for children as well. In fact, it is recommended that all children get in to see a family dentist by the time that they reach the age of two. Though children who are so very young might not react well to going to the dentist, getting them used to dental visits early on in life can be hugely beneficial for a wide array of different reasons. For many children, trusting the dentist and feeling okay with seeing one must start young, before any fear of the dentist and dental care can be instilled, as it unfortunately has been for so many adults.
At the end of the day, dental care can be quite a bit more complex and complicated than the average person thinks. From brushing one’s teeth twice throughout the day and going to see the dentist at least twice a year, dental care can involve a number of different steps. However, investing time and effort in your dental care is likely to pay off hugely at the end of the day.
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