What are the common causes of tooth loss?

1. Tooth decay: This is manifested as discoloration, decalcification and softening of the hard tissues of the tooth and the formation of cavities, and the further development of the lesion can cause the destruction of the crown. It can be accompanied by pulp hyperemia, pulpitis, pulp necrosis, apical periodontitis, periapical abscess, etc.

If the caries is severe, it can cause partial or total destruction of the crown, forming a residual crown and residual root.

2. Dental trauma: The loss of teeth caused by dental trauma is called tooth fracture. Fracture is often caused by an accidental blow to the crown or biting a hard object; Some crowns have hidden cracks, uneven wear of the cusp leading to high sharp steep slopes, or thin-walled weak tips due to decay, dead pulp teeth, and decreased dentinous strength.

It can also cause tooth fracture under normal force. Dental trauma may manifest as a small local fracture of the incision angle or cusp ridge in mild cases, and may cause the entire crown or crown root fracture in severe cases.

3. Abrasion: It is manifested as the reduction of the crown surface of the tooth, which is often caused by bad chewing habits and night grinding. Physiological wear and tear can also occur when teeth perform normal function, but the accumulation of this abrasive effect is known as age-related wear.

Symptoms such as dentin hypersensitivity, pulpitis, and periodontal infection may occur with wear and tear. Wear and tear of the whole tooth can reduce the vertical distance, which may cause temporomandibular joint dysfunction. 4. Acid etching:

This is the decalcification of the teeth due to the action of acid mist for a long time, resulting in damage to the tooth shape. It is common in workers who are frequently exposed to acid preparations such as hydrochloric acid and nitric acid. It appears as a smooth surface with a knife-like cut lip margin in the anterior tooth area, which thins towards the incisional end.

It is often accompanied by dentin hypersensitivity, and the crown of the tooth appears as a brown spot.

5. Natural loss: The first thing people have to face after entering old age is the problem of tooth loss. From the age of 60, the human body gradually ages, and some organs in the body continue to develop lesions, and tooth loss is one of them.

Tooth loss brings great inconvenience to people, such as speech leakage leading to voice change, uneven chewing causes gastroenteritis, and long-term loss will also cause gum recession, early loss of surrounding teeth, and also seriously affect aesthetics and oral health. According to the experts of the best dental hospital in Shanghai, understanding the causes of tooth loss can be a good way to restore patients' teeth.

1. Periodontal disease. After periodontal disease, periodontal tissue is gradually destroyed, gingival sulcus deepens, periodontal pockets form, alveolar bone resorption, teeth loosen, fall out, or are extracted.

2. Caused by accidents. Accidents are inevitable in life, and after an accidental impact, it often leads to a tooth loss, which is called a fracture. It is mainly manifested as a small area of fracture of the incision or the cusp of the tooth, and in severe cases, it is manifested as the fracture of the entire crown.

3. Caused by increasing age. With age, periodontal tissues such as gums and alveolar bone undergo physiological degeneration, gingival recession, and progressive resorption of alveolar bone, resulting in tooth loss, but it is not the main cause of tooth loss.

The causes of tooth loss are mainly manifested in the following three categories:

Type 1: Congenital absence, i.e., failure to develop and form teeth during tooth germ formation. It is usually due to genetics, or congenital factors.

One of the more common missing areas of tooth is the lateral incisors, or second bicuspids (fifth teeth). But congenital loss is not the most important cause of tooth loss.

Category II: Dental trauma. Sports injuries, for example, can also include other crashes or car accidents. This is one of the more common reasons.

Category III: Missing teeth due to dental disease. Periodontal disease, such as caries (tooth decay) and periodontal disease, are the most important causes of tooth loss, especially periodontal disease. Most old teeth are actually caused by periodontal disease.

There are many reasons for tooth loss, mainly as follows: first, periodontal disease can lead to tooth loss, after periodontal disease, due to the gradual destruction of periodontal tissue, gingival sulcus deepens to form periodontal pockets, alveolar bone resorption, tooth loosening causes tooth loss or extraction, which is the main cause of tooth loss; Second, caries will lead to tooth loss, after caries, the destruction of teeth from shallow to deep from small to large, if not timely, the hard tissue of the tooth will continue to be destroyed, resulting in crown defects, and finally due to serious damage can not be extracted, which is also the main reason for tooth loss; Third, trauma will lead to tooth loss, and the front or back teeth can be extracted due to the influence of external factors, which can cause the trauma to fall out or break and cannot be retained; Fourth, congenital tooth loss is caused by malnutrition during pregnancy or due to genetic factors.

Teeth are very important, and if you have a problem with your teeth, then you can't eat some food and may not be able to absorb enough nutrients. Therefore, we must take good care of our teeth and not let them have particularly serious problems. Nowadays, many people have missing teeth, so what are the causes of tooth loss?

If your tooth is damaged by worms, it will be missing. Because the decayed tooth needs to be extracted, there is no tooth in the original position at this time, and a large cavity will appear. Therefore, if your teeth are decayed, you must go for a filling, because you can't let the teeth be missing all the time, if the teeth are missing, it may cause the gums to recede, so that the nearby gums will also recede, so that the teeth will loosen.

Therefore, we must not let the tooth remain missing, and we must have a tooth filling after the teardrop tooth is extracted, and we cannot let this big hole persist forever. Filling teeth is also more convenient, after all, if your gums are recessionary, then your teeth have no way to rely on, so you must not be able to let the gums recede, you must fill the teeth in time.

It may be some external cause of tooth loss, and if your tooth suffers a violent blow, it will knock out the tooth. Therefore, after suffering a violent external impact, you can go to the hospital for corresponding examinations, and you must not let the tooth fall out completely, and save it before it falls out. After all, tooth loss is very harmful, it will affect the aesthetics of your teeth, and it will also affect your chewing, which may make your lower part of the tooth or the upper part of the tooth unable to align with other teeth, and then it will make the tooth appear crooked.

Therefore, we must pay attention to tooth loss, and go to the hospital for tooth filling in time, and we cannot always go without filling.

It can be due to periodontitis, or loose teeth, caries, tooth decay, and lack of attention to oral hygiene. Missing teeth can lead to serious diseases, many problems, injuries, bacterial invasion, or tooth sensitivity.

Collisions, periodontal disease, periodontitis, tooth deformity, and lack of good development can all lead to tooth loss.

It may be caused by an irregular diet, it may be caused by eating sweet foods regularly, it may be due to frequent bites on hard things, or it may be caused by an accident.

Introduction: Teeth are very important for us, if teeth are missing, it will affect our normal life, and there are many reasons for tooth loss, today let's follow together to understand what causes our teeth to be missing, and which people are prone to tooth loss.

In fact, most people have missing teeth, mainly because the caries was not well recovered at that time, so the tooth fell out automatically. In daily life do not pay attention to their own oral hygiene, so it leads to disease or periodontitis over time will lead to different degrees of loosening of teeth or even automatic loss, it is recommended that when you find that your teeth have this discomfort, you should go for a timely examination**, do not go to your teeth in order to save money**, you must know that it is very expensive to fill a tooth now. It is better to go directly to the treatment of the teeth at the beginning, so as not to spend more money later.

And if it is not timely, it may also lead to tooth displacement or misalignment, which can easily induce the occurrence of gums or other diseases.

Teeth are the hardest organ in our body, which can help us chew food, and can also help our pronunciation, which affects our aesthetics. In addition to caries and periodontal disease, there is also the increase in age, for some elderly people, their teeth are more prone to physiological degenerative changes, which will then cause tooth loss. So do you know who is prone to missing teeth?

In fact, there are more missing teeth. It's young people. In addition to the young people, the other part is the elderly, so please take care of your teeth, protect our oral hygiene, and go to the teeth cleaning every year or every 6 months, and do it immediately if you find anything wrong**.

People with low immunity, people with low immunity, people who are prone to getting sick, people with dental diseases and the elderly are most likely to have missing teeth. Because these people are very poor, when we have this situation, we must go to the hospital to see a doctor.

People who are deficient in calcium, osteoporosis, the elderly, and people with unhealthy mouths, these people are most likely to have missing teeth due to lack of calcium in the body and poor oral hygiene habits.

People who are malnourished, or people who have indigestion, or people who have a weak spleen and a cold stomach, or people who have sensitive teeth. Because these people usually have poor physical fitness, it will affect the development of teeth.

Teeth are indeed particularly uncomfortable, not only affecting the beauty of your teeth, but also making your speech leak and make you unable to speak clearly. Therefore, if you have a tooth missing, you can go to a dental hospital for a filling, and you can't let the tooth remain missing. If you don't have a filling, the missing tooth may disappear completely.

Do you know which teeth are particularly prone to loss? What do you know about this?

Teeth are very important, if your front teeth are missing, then you will not be able to have a beautiful mouthful of teeth, and when you speak, it will leak so that others cannot hear what you are saying, and you have to guess what you are saying. So if you have a tooth missing, be sure to have a filling and take care of your teeth in your daily life. Our upper lateral teeth are the most likely to be missing, and the missing teeth are usually the front teeth and premolars and third molars.

So these teeth are very easy to lose, don't use these teeth to gnaw on some hard things when you use them, after they are missing, you can only fill or implant some dentures, which is also very uncomfortable. Therefore, we must develop good habits of using our teeth, brush our teeth regularly, and we must not eat some high-sugar foods before going to bed, these sweet foods will erode our teeth.

We need to know that if your teeth are missing, you can go for implant dentures or fixed dentures, so that the missing teeth can be replaced, and you can have a neat and tidy tooth again. In fact, teeth cannot be missing, because if the missing teeth will make the teeth crooked, it will also lead to poor bite, resulting in tooth wear or gum damage, which is very uncomfortable. Therefore, if you find that you are missing a tooth, you must go to the hospital for a corresponding examination, and then carry out a filling under the advice of the dentist.

Dental fillings are also not very expensive, so don't be afraid to spend money.

Tooth decay, throat teeth, tooth decay, wisdom teeth, inflamed teeth, hard-hit teeth, these teeth are all prone to missing. Dental health is closely related to our physical health, so I think we must take good care of our teeth and avoid oral problems.

Preamble: Teeth are very important, and if they are missing, they will affect the speed of chewing and will affect the aesthetics. If we see the missing teeth of others when we interact with people, it may leave a bad impression.

It is suggested that we can make up for the missing teeth, so that we can also add points to ourselves, and I will share with you below, if the missing teeth are missing, what harm will be bringed?

For each of us, since we live in society, it is inevitable to interact with others. Especially when two people are dating, we are often face-to-face and look at each other. If you accidentally show your missing teeth while laughing, you may lose points for yourself.

We all want a good mouthful of teeth, and fair teeth will make a very good impression. Therefore, missing teeth are very aesthetically pleasing, and we can go to the dental clinic to replace the teeth when we are resting, so that we can improve our attractiveness.

If the tooth is missing, it will be very inconvenient for us to eat and it will fall out, which will slow down the speed of eating. If the speed of eating is required, then the missing teeth are very inconvenient. The speed of eating is much slower, and if some people live in big cities and are very busy at work, then it will affect the efficiency of work.

After the loss of teeth, many people feel that it is not important because they are also older. However, it is recommended that we replace the missing teeth, because the teeth do not have a fixed dependence, and the adjacent teeth will tend to have gaps between missing teeth. If the teeth are long, it will cause adjacent teeth to fall out.

After the loss of teeth, it affects our pronunciation, causing communication difficulties and psychological barriers. If delayed, it can also increase the risk of diabetes and affect physical health.