Disorders of the teeth and gums
Teeth are hard organs developed in connection with the mucous membrane of the mouth and implanted in the jaw bones. In man they serve for biting and grinding the food and help in speech.
Considering the fact that the teeth are highly sensitive, that any interference with their causes marked disturbance of digestion and that good teeth form a highly aesthetic feature, disorders of these structures are of great importance. Ayurveda recognizes as many as 15 diseases of the gums.
Most common Dental Problems are
- Bad Breath
- Cavities
- Dry Mouth
- Tooth Sensitivity
- Gum Disease
- Toothaches
- pyorrhea
Pyorrhea is most common teeth disorder. Pyorrhea is a condition characterized in the final stages by the promotion of pockets of purulent material around the teeth and loosening of the affected teeth.
Causes of pyorrhea – The prevalent opinion among allopath is that lack of roughage in diet and inadequate care of the teeth is the causative factor in pyorrhea. These leads to stagnation of food between the teeth and excessive formation of tartar which in turn leads to proliferation of bacteria.
Ayurveda recognizes the absence of oral hygiene as causative factor in pyorrhea, but real cause is digestive disorders. Generally people with poor digestive system are more likely to get pyorrhea.
Toothache can be due to many causes most of which pertain to local infections.
Tooth sensitivity is a common dental problem that affects millions of people. Basically, tooth sensitivity means experiencing pain or discomfort to your teeth from sweets, cold air, hot drinks, cold drinks or ice cream. Some people with sensitive teeth even experience discomfort from brushing andflossing. The good news is that sensitive teeth can be treated.
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