Warning: Snoring Could Lead to Serious Health and Oral Problems, Including Bad Breath – Dentist Urges Regular Check-Ups

Dr. Deepak Aulak said, “Snoring is often a sign of underlying health problems that can have a significant impact on quality of life and can lead to problems with Oral health“.

He said: “People who snore often sleep with their mouth open, which dries out the mouth and reduces the amount of saliva.tooth decay Even losing it.

Dry mouth

A lack of saliva increases the risk of oral diseases, and chronic dry mouth can lead to tooth decay and tooth decay.Gum diseaseBecause saliva is essential for maintaining good oral health.

“Regular dental check-ups are essential, and by regularly monitoring your oral health, we can detect early signs of dry mouth and implement appropriate interventions to relieve discomfort and prevent put on potential problems,” said Dr. Deepak.

Bad breath

Snoring can lead to bad breath, which occurs when chronic dry mouth occurs tooth decay Or gum disease.

Snoring dries out the mouth and strips it of the natural protective layer of saliva, which is essential for fighting tooth decay and keeping your teeth and gums clean.

Gum disease

Another symptom of lack of saliva due to dry mouth is gingivitis, which occurs when plaque and tartar build up andBacteria On the teeth, leading to redness, swelling and bleeding of the gums.

Lose a tooth

Severe gum disease, or gingivitis, weakens the tissues that support teeth and eventually leads to tooth loss the teeth.

Tooth loss changes the shape of the mouth, which can narrow the airway and affect how the tongue rests during sleep, which in turn causes snore