teeth diseases pain and treatment

 Having different diseases in the teeth and gums and then extracting the teeth as a result of these diseases depends on how your teeth are cleaned and cared for and how effective the treatment is in case of diseases. From the awareness of dental diseases to their awareness, there has been a positive attitude and change in the world over time and largely people have been attracted to their cleaning and prevention even before the disease.

This type of situation also leads to a decrease in immunity and the risk of other deadly diseases. This type of problem is more common in older people. Pre-operative and post-operative problems can also arise during dentistry. There are many other issues for dental diseases and treatment than healthy teeth for any patient, including doctor and patient time, doctor's medical skills and financial burden.

For minor and severe dental ailments and diseases

 not only treatment should be emphasized but also all the factors that may be the cause should be observed, so that maximum awareness about oral health care is possible. At the same time, in the future, not only such diseases, but also a comprehensive strategy to prevent these problems as much as possible at a comprehensive level. The relationship between oral hygiene and teeth is a very complex one.

There are many diseases that can affect the teeth

 but the most common are dental caries and periodontitis. . Tooth decay or (dental caries): Some bacteria that damage teeth cause acid in the mouth which later damages the structure of the teeth. This can cause small holes or cavities in the teeth. If left untreated, it can cause pain, infection, and even tooth extraction.

Periodontitis: 

Also called gingivitis, it is a severe gum infection that damages soft tissues and, without treatment, can destroy the bone that balances the structure of your teeth.

Periodontitis can cause tooth decay or extraction. Although periodontitis is a common dental disease, timely treatment is essential There are also various factors that affect the severity of dental diseases and even their extraction. These include cultural beliefs, social values, access to specialist dentists and dental surgeon procedures. At the same time, living in a yogurt or urban area can be a big reason.

And geographically, there may be different figures or gaps between the two different regions

 In the semi-rural areas of Pakistan, there have been very few reports in this regard. Nowshera district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa also falls in these areas. Keeping this need in mind, a study was conducted at a hospital in Nowshera District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, to examine the specific causes of permanent and chronic tooth loss and tooth extraction, which led to the development of various dental specimens. 

Observing included.

The purpose of this study is not only to strengthen this program and prevent dental diseases, but also to understand the nature of different dental diseases and to assess the different regional effects on it. The information thus collected can go a long way in helping dental health policy makers