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Posts for: February, 2020

A Loose Tooth is a Sign of Deeper Dental Trouble

By Brooks Cosmetic & Family Dentistry
February 22, 2020
Category: Oral Health
Tags: loose tooth  
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A loose primary (“baby”) tooth is often a cause for celebration. A loose permanent tooth, however, is a cause for concern. A permanent tooth shouldn't even wiggle.

If you have a loose tooth, it's likely you have a deeper dental problem. Here are the top underlying causes for loose teeth.

Gum disease. Teeth are held in place by an elastic tissue called the periodontal ligament. But advanced periodontal (gum) disease, a bacterial infection usually caused by film buildup on teeth called dental plaque, can damage the ligament and cause it to detach. If it's not treated, it could lead to tooth loss.

Bite-related trauma. A normal bite helps balance out the forces generated when we chew so they don't damage the teeth. But if a misaligned tooth protrudes higher from the jaw, the opposing tooth will likely create more downward pressure on it while chewing. This can stress the tooth's supporting ligament to the point of looseness.

Self-inflicted trauma. While they may be trendy, tongue jewelry can cause dental damage. A wearer who clicks the “barbell” of a tongue stud against their teeth could be creating conditions conducive for gum damage and bone loss, which can cause tooth looseness. Similarly, taking orthodontics into your own hands could also damage your teeth, especially if you have undiagnosed gum disease.

Genetics. Although you can't prevent it, the type of resistance or susceptibility you inherited from your parents (as well as your dental anatomy) can cause you dental problems. Thinner gum tissues, especially around the roots, can make you more susceptible to gum disease or dental trauma, which in turn could contribute to tooth looseness.

There are things you can do to lessen your chance of loose teeth. Brush and floss every day to remove disease-causing bacterial plaque and see a dentist regularly for cleanings to reduce your risk of gum disease. If you have any misaligned teeth, consult with an orthodontist about possible treatment. And avoid oral jewelry and DIY orthodontics.

If you do notice a loose tooth, see us as soon as possible. We'll need to diagnose the underlying cause and create a treatment plan for it. We may also need to splint the tooth to its neighbors to stabilize it and reduce your risk of losing it permanently.

If you would like more information on tooth mobility, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article “When Permanent Teeth Become Loose.”


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How Root Canals Can Help Soothe Your Pain

By Brooks Cosmetic & Family Dentistry
February 18, 2020
Category: Dental Procedures
Tags: Root Canals  

Suddenly dealing with a toothache? This could be a sign that you need a root canal.

We know that going to the dentist isn’t your idea of the perfect day; however, regular dental care is important if you want to maintain healthy teeth and gums. At some point you may be faced with a dental problem that requires immediate care and our McDonough, GA, dentists Dr. Robert Brooks and Dr. Brent Johnson can provide you with the urgent treatment you need when problems like decay, infection or trauma arise. Here are some of the signs that you might need root canal treatment,

The Purpose of a Root Canal

When bacteria get inside the tooth it can damage or inflame the dental pulp, a structure made up of tissue, nerves and blood vessels. Bacteria are able to get inside a tooth if there is severe decay or damage to the outside of a tooth (e.g. fracture; crack). Once the pulp is inflamed or infected the only option is to remove it. This requires a root canal.

But I’ve heard that root canal treatment hurts!

There are a lot of stories out there about root canals and some of them aren’t so positive. First, we highly recommend that you don’t read these stories unless you want to scare yourself, which we imagine you don’t want to do. Instead, sit down and talk with our McDonough, GA, dentists about your concerns. They can answer your questions and address your concerns in a way that no website or online story can.

Despite what you might have heard or read about a root canal it is really nothing to stress over. In fact, not getting a root canal when you need it most could actually cause you more stress. If you are concerned about getting a root canal here are some things to keep in mind,

Root canals get rid of pain: Chances are good that you are in a substantial amount of pain right now. Most people don’t even realize that they are dealing with a dental problem until pain sets in. Once the pain appears it’s often nagging and severe. It might even keep you up at night. By removing the dental pulp (aka: the source of the pain) through a simple root canal we remove the pain for good. So instead of causing pain a root canal actually gets rid of the pain.

We want you to feel as comfortable as possible during any dental procedure you receive in our office. This involves making sure that you have the proper anesthetic and sedation needed. Local anesthesia is applied to the area prior to treatment, so you won’t feel a thing. If you notice any discomfort at any point during your treatment just let us know and we will fix it. It’s that easy.

If you are experiencing dental pain or other issues, the dental team at Brooks Cosmetic & Family Dentistry in McDonough, GA, can provide you with the care you need. Call our office right away at (678) 583-0330.


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3 Things You Should Do to Avoid Harm From Gum Disease

By Brooks Cosmetic & Family Dentistry
February 12, 2020
Category: Oral Health
Tags: oral health   gum disease  
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In the world of movies and television, the lead actors get the lion’s share of the credit. In reality, though, there wouldn’t be much of a show without the supporting cast. You’ll find a similar situation in your mouth: While your teeth get most of the attention, another dental structure plays a critical supporting role—your gums.

It’s only fitting, then, that we put the spotlight on your gums, especially in February. The second month of the year is Gum Disease Awareness Month, when we highlight the importance of our gums and the dangers they face.

While the gums are an important part of your smile, they’re not just for show. Your gums play a critical role in helping to keep your teeth securely attached within the jaw. Their network of blood vessels also supplies nutrients and disease-fighting agents to your teeth. We’re not exaggerating, then, when we say your teeth can’t survive without them.

But although they’re resilient, they do have one major vulnerability: a bacterial infection known as periodontal (gum) disease. Gum disease arises from bacteria that thrive within a thin, built-up film of bacteria and food particles called dental plaque. Untreated, an infection can advance deep into the gums, down to the tooth roots and jawbone.

Gum disease is as much a problem for your teeth as it is for your gums: Weakened gum attachment and loss of bone can put your teeth in danger of being lost. Fortunately, though, there are things you can do to keep gum disease from ruining your dental health.

Brush and floss. To prevent a gum infection, you must keep plaque from building up on your teeth. The best way is a combination of thorough brushing and flossing. Don’t neglect the latter, which is necessary to remove hard-to-reach plaque between teeth. And do it every day—it doesn’t take long for a gum infection to occur.

Get your teeth cleaned. Even the most diligent hygiene practice may still miss some plaque and its hardened form calculus (tartar). These stubborn deposits, though, are no match for our dental cleaning equipment and techniques. Semi-annual visits are also a good time to evaluate your overall dental health, including your gums.

See us at the first sign of infection. Gum disease is often symptomless, especially in the beginning. But there are signs to look for like gum swelling, redness or bleeding. If you notice any of these, see us as soon as possible. The sooner you begin treatment, the less harm the disease will cause.

Taking care of your gums isn’t just good for your dental health—it’s good for your overall health and well-being. It also doesn’t hurt that your gums are good for your appearance as an important part of a beautiful smile.

If you would like more information about gum disease prevention and treatment, please contact us or schedule a consultation.


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You Don't Have to Live With Uncomfortable Cracked Mouth Corners

By Brooks Cosmetic & Family Dentistry
February 02, 2020
Category: Oral Health
Tags: oral health  
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While a relatively minor health issue, cracked mouth corners (medically known as angular cheilitis) can certainly be irritating. Fortunately, you don't have to live with it—we can help reduce the discomfort and even make it less likely to happen in the future.

 Angular cheilitis is most characterized by redness and fissures (or cracks) in the skin at the corners of the lips. It commonly happens in younger ages (children to younger adults) because of drooling or complications from wearing braces. Older adults can also develop cracked mouth corners due to wrinkling around the mouth. The immediate causes are usually localized to the mouth and lip region, but it can sometimes arise from systemic conditions.

A case of angular cheilitis can also become infected, usually with a strain of yeast known as “candida albicans,” which then intensifies inflammation and discomfort. This is usually due to interaction between saliva and the open fissures, helped along by people's tendency to habitually lick these cracks (hence the other name for cracked mouth corners, perleche, from the French “to lick”).

The best way to treat angular cheilitis is with a series of applications of oral or topical antifungal medication. These may also be combined with steroid ointments that help retard redness and inflammation. If the infection involves the inside of the mouth, you may also need to use an antibacterial rinse until it clears up.

There are also things you can do to minimize future occurrences. Be sure to have missing teeth replaced or loose dentures refitted, and stay vigilant with daily brushing and flossing. You might also consult with a dermatologist about ways to treat wrinkling around the mouth. And easing those wrinkles could not only minimize your chances of developing angular cheilitis, but also give you a more youthful appearance.

Cracked mouth corners can be unnerving. But with a few simple steps we can help relieve any current discomfort and help you reduce the chances of another occurrence.

If you would like more information on cracked mouth corners and other oral irritations, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article “Cracked Corners of the Mouth.”


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