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Dental health is considered a criterion for human health in general, as the bacteria that exist in the teeth as a result of its neglect may be reflected in the condition of the heart, digestive system and the entire body, and therefore the topic of maintaining dental health is of great importance, as many recent misconceptions about Dental Care.
Dr. Ali Ahmed Alyan, a dentist, a member of the Egyptian Society of Pediatric Dentistry, says that there is an incorrect belief that the use of a hard toothbrush helps clean teeth more than a soft brush, but on the contrary, a sharp brush destroys the gums and increases the sensitivity of teeth and caries, As the soft brush keeps more teeth and gums, preserves the enamel layer and reduces pain and dental problems.
And emphasizes that cosmetic formulations or veneers should not be performed except when they are actually needed and that they are the only and correct option for modifying and treating the shape of the teeth, as they are formulations that are placed on the teeth to beautify the general shape and give the smile a brighter and more beautiful appearance if done by specialists, but These installations are made by returning parts of the “sunna” surface in most cases, which cannot be compensated in any way. In many cases, the orthodontic is the most effective treatment and it sings any cold in the teeth, thus preserving the external structure of the “sunna”. Without any effect. Not all dental pain refers to inflammation of the nerve of the tooth, and vice versa, it is not necessary that the tooth does not have pain and do not need nerve treatment. Sometimes, the tooth nerve has been decomposed long ago as a result of untreated old caries for example, and the dentist has the ability to know Causes of pain and determining what type of filling the tooth needs.
Alyan notes that some people believe that modern teeth whitening methods weaken the teeth and cause gingivitis. This is incorrect. Teeth whitening is a periodic process that takes place every 8 months or more, where a substance is placed on the gums in addition to a rubber barrier that is placed around the teeth to preserve them.
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