Excruciating Tooth Pain is not a Hollywood Phenomenon

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(Newswire.net- January 23, 2013)- Key Largo, FL-  Perhaps the feeling of total helplessness and being strapped down in a seemingly “straight jacket” dental chair with our head back and mouth wide open does not help assuage the sensation.  If there wasn’t good reason for the reference or association, there would be no effect on the screen.  Everyone at some point in their lives has experienced the feeling of mouth pain and trepidation in anticipation of pain about to occur in that proverbial “dentist chair”. 

Rest assured, because help is on the way.  Proper dental care with good hygiene and daily dental practices incorporated in our routines does wonders to ward off the days of painful dental visits.  A good dentist will map out a regular dental preventive program from tooth decay and gum disease.  Education is at the core of developing this into one’s lifestyle. 

Whether it be a comprehensive flossing routine, regular brushing, and mouthwash rinse, a simple regular repertoire can work wonders for the overall personal well being of most that suffer from tooth pain and dental problems.  Clearly when it comes to oral hygiene, there is no better example of “pay now or pay later, but sooner or later you will pay” when it comes to dental care.  The built in anticipation of pain and unpleasant experience is generally greater than the reality, however it is this thought process that can also deter people from maintaining their daily regimen in order to keep themselves orally healthy.

Oral hygiene extends to not only the mouth, but also the heart and our general health.  Since more germs are housed inside of our mouths being warm, dark, and moist, this cavity of our body is a hotbed of developing bacteria that can only get worse if not administered.  Regular brushing and flossing is an excellent means of incorporating a pre-emptive program towards proper oral germ management and good dental hygiene. 

As we age, there generally is a natural progression of events that occur when it comes to our aging teeth and gums.  Without good gum care, there can be no good dental care.  Think of your mouth this way- your gums protect the base or the roots of where our teeth are connected to our body.  When this weakens, the base allows the teeth to loosen and no longer perform their function of masticating food properly.  Chewing is a function that when not properly done, induces other digestive problems that our bodies are not equipped to handle and thus create other internal health issues.