ORAL HEALTH

Tooth or dental extraction refers to exodontia, a procedure defined as removal of a tooth from the dental arch. This measure is carried out when a tooth is deemed not salvageable or if it is associated with a pathology.

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Recurrent aphthous stomatitis or recurrent aphthous ulcers is a clinical condition whereby there are recurrent episodes of one or more painful, rounded or ovoid ulcers with an area of redness surrounding it.

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Cracked tooth syndrome is a term that describes recurring discomfort, sensitivity or pain that is caused by an incomplete fracture or crack in a tooth.

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Toothache refers to dental pain around the teeth or jaws. It is common in those who neglect their oral hygiene.

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Cleft lip and cleft palate are birth defects that form when tissues in the mouth or lip do not form properly during fetal development. Both defects are treatable and should be managed early.

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Lockjaw or trismus refers to any condition with reduced ability to open the mouth.

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Gingivitis is the earliest stage where only the gums are affected. Gingivitis can be treated and is reversible.

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Bad breath is unpleasant mouth odour which may occur as a result of foods consumed or from certain medical conditions. Most people suffer from bad breath occasionally.

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The most common cause for a dry mouth in the majority of people would be an inadequate intake of water and fluids resulting in dehydration.

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Tongue-tie is a condition where the free movement of the tongue is restricted due to abnormal attachment of the base of the tongue (lingual frenulum) towards the tip of the tongue.

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