Hearing loss can be caused by a number of things, but one surprising source of hearing problems are oral health issues. Here are two ways dental issues can destroy your ears' most important function and what you can do to prevent these problems.
Periodontal Disease Can Damage Ears
Chronic periodontal disease does more than damage teeth and gums—often resulting in tooth loss—it can also lead to hearing loss if it's not treated properly.
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Beating gum disease only to discover that you still have receded gums is a real problem. Unfortunately, if gum disease goes on for long enough or becomes severe, it can cause permanent tissue loss. This makes your teeth look bigger and can even expose parts of your teeth that aren't meant to be touched by saliva and bacteria. Thankfully, there is something you can do. Here's how a dentist can help to restore your gums to the way they once were.
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If you have children, it's important to take a special interest in their oral care. After all, you don't want them experiencing a lot of complex and stressful dental issues. They won't have to when you follow this advice.
Invest in the Right Toothbrush
Unfortunately, not all toothbrushes are created equal. Some are much better for children's teeth than others, making it important to really research the options available on the market today.
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If your dentist says you need a root canal on a tooth that's been bothering you, you may fear it will be a painful procedure. Your concern about pain may even be so strong that you put off having the work done or stress over the upcoming dental appointment. Your concerns are most likely based on rumors you've heard and not on facts. Here's a look at having a root canal done and the amount of pain you can expect.
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If you have a problem with your teeth, you may be worried that your dentist will recommend a dental crown to fix it. However, a dental crown isn't always a bad thing. Crowns can be quite versatile to fix dental problems in a variety of situations. Here is when your dentist will want to use a dental crown.
Dental Implants
You have a few options to fix a tooth that is completely missing, such as when getting a dental implant.
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