Referred to as can harm health, experts warn

Referred to as can harm health, experts warn

A recent national study of more than 50,000 adults revealed that half have at least one losing tooth, according to the American Academia of Improvement Oral care (AAID).

The study, which was performed by augmentation producer Nobel Biocare, also found that only one in three participants were aware that losing tooth can harm facial shape, and just 25% realized that tooth reduction causes cuboid break down in the jaw.

"Many sufferers who have missing one or more tooth believe the personal impact is totally visual and, as a result, may not choose to substitute a missing tooth," said AAID Chief executive Beverly Dunn, D.D.S., in an argument. "However, just one losing tooth can lead to significant cuboid reduction over time that can change the jaw structure, cause other tooth to move, and change the shape of your face."

Also, because people with losing tooth have trouble eating certain foods, such as fruits and vegetables and veggies, they often remove these dietary basics from their daily routines, Dr. Dunn added.

Dental improvements are one solution for changing losing tooth, and augmentation surgery treatment is one of the most secure, most accurate, and most foreseeable procedures in dentistry when performed by experienced augmentation dental practitioners, Dr. Dunn said.

"Attending a few days course isn't enough to become a experienced augmentation dental practitioner," Dr. Dunn determined. "There's greater risk if the dental practitioner has limited encounter performing augmentation surgery treatment. Potential sufferers should focus on the dentist's training and encounter before accepting to go through a verbal augmentation procedure."