What's the reason for soft teeth

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Abnormal tooth loosening is mainly caused by jaw retraction and periodontal ligament fiber disintegration. Western medicine that is caused by a variety of inflammatory strains, so called periodontitis. When periodontitis occurs, periodontal cleaning, curettage, flap surgery still have a certain effect of static lesions. The reason for this is that periodontitis is an irreversible and slow-moving inflammation, which is not limited to the oral cavity at all. Its pathological changes are mainly caused by the decline of the membrane permeability of the kidney and the absorption of gastrointestinal flora. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that sorghum is thick, spicy and irritating, and it is caused by the lack of daily life. What's the cause of soft teeth? Let's talk about it.

What's the reason for soft teeth

First: tooth loosening is a chronic disease, which brings a lot of harm to patients. Once found loose teeth should be timely to the hospital for treatment. There are many reasons for tooth loosening. Understanding the causes of tooth loosening can help patients better treat tooth loosening.

Second: the teeth are hit, fall or excessive bite, can make the teeth shake. This is because the excessive external force makes the periodontal ligament injured, the elastic fibers between the teeth and the periodontal ligament are damaged, which makes the teeth loose.

Third: periodontal disease caused by tooth loosening. Periodontal ligament is stimulated by chronic inflammation for a long time, which makes periodontal ligament fibers degenerate and destroy gradually. When the periodontal tissue supporting the teeth is gradually destroyed, the teeth will loose.

matters needing attention

Although we know that it is vitamin deficiency, but usually in patients with gingival atrophy, few systemic symptoms of vitamin deficiency are found. In clinical practice, the effect of treating gingival atrophy by taking a large amount of vitamins is not good. The latest research results show that gingival atrophy is a local organ degradation phenomenon, or a local nutrient delivery disorder.