What are the symptoms of dental caries?

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Our eating habits and oral hygiene will affect our teeth. Bad eating habits can easily lead to dental caries. Dental caries will cause great harm to our teeth. However, many people do not understand the initial symptoms of dental caries. What are the symptoms of dental caries? Let's talk about it

What are the symptoms of dental caries?

In the early stage of dental caries, the surface of the teeth of the patients will become incomplete, and caries holes will be formed in some places, resulting in the phenomenon of small pieces falling off. Before the appearance of dental caries, it is easy to change the color of our teeth, especially the occlusal surface of the teeth, the pit and groove of our lip and tongue, and the front of our maxillary teeth, We should carefully observe whether the teeth have abnormal color changes under the microscope. If the color of the pit and fissure on the occlusal surface is ink soaked, the teeth may have decayed.

The initial symptoms of dental caries are not very obvious. If we can find the initial symptoms as soon as possible and control them in time, the development of dental caries will be avoided. Once it is in the middle and late stage, the difficulty of treatment will increase, and the degree of tooth preservation will be more serious. When the dental caries is in the middle stage, there will be continuous development, and the lesion area of patients will become larger, And the lesion area will become deeper, even involving the patient's pulp, leading to other complications.

Most of the occurrence of dental caries is caused by diet. In the early stage of dental caries, patients will be more sensitive to hot and cold sour and sweet feelings, have the feeling of pain and discomfort, and our tooth surface will not be easy to clean, the tooth surface will often be stained with food and soft dirt, and there will be some bad pigmentation phenomenon after brushing.

matters needing attention

Eat less sweets, infant food should be diversified to provide the rich nutrients needed for tooth development, but also pay attention to chewing coarse fiber foods, such as vegetables, fruits, beans, lean meat, etc. when chewing, the fiber in these foods can rub the tooth surface and remove the plaque on the tooth surface.