Things to discuss with your dentist

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Things to discuss with the dentist ============================================================= The things you need to discuss with your dentist are very important for a better and more thorough treatment.... When you first meet a **new dentist**, you should tell him important things about yourself so that he can make a better decision about the treatment you need....but you must remember that dentists can give many clues just by looking at your mouth. Things you can't really lie about because they can easily check themselves. In general, your dentist is not going to ask about some personal habits and activities, but he will ask important things about your medical history and possibly your diet, and if he sees that you have tooth decay, he may ask about your lifestyle. **Where is the best dentist in Tehran?** Dental and medical record review Do you know why information such as medical records is necessary for a dentist? All the information you provide in your medical history questionnaire will be completely private and confidential between the dentist and the patient. You should know that this information will help dentists better understand your overall health. Medical record forms filled out at dental clinics may not necessarily be oral related, but you should trust the process and know that your dentist will need these medical data and details... In fact, your general health and any medications you take can have implications for your mouth and teeth, and some conditions should definitely be reported. A dentist should be aware of diseases such as diabetes, leukemia, oral cancer, pancreatic cancer, heart disease and kidney disease.... For example, diabetes increases the risk of gum disease.... Cardiac and digestive problems and drugs used to treat these diseases can also have side effects related to teeth. Or if you are on birth control pills and your dentist gives you antibiotics, this medicine can make your birth control ineffective.... If you are on blood thinners and need to have a tooth extracted, you need to talk about the medicine you are taking because you may have heavy bleeding after dental surgery.... Blood clots and some liver diseases, even some liver diseases, including liver diseases, .... treatment Ha... It can also interfere with normal blood clotting. Additionally, some newer formulation drugs contain steroids that can reduce the effectiveness of your immune system..Patients using such drugs should take preventive antibiotics before certain dental procedures..For example, patients with artificial heart valves may need to take antibiotics before certain treatments to prevent serious infection. Also, some medications cause dry mouth and can increase your chances of getting a cavity because it restricts the flow of cleansing saliva in the mouth.. Have you ever had discomfort in your teeth or gums that went away after a few days, so that you forgot to tell your dentist about it?... This can be a big mistake.... It's true that some things can be hard to remember, but any mouth pain And even unusual sensitivities It's definitely worth mentioning... Be sure to mention sensitivity, smell, pain, or any changes in the mouth. Sometimes your oral health can be a warning sign of a serious disease or related health problem, and your body's fight against disease can affect your oral health.

Are you afraid of the dentist? If you feel anxious or afraid about dental treatments, you can discuss it with your dentist... If he knows that you are an anxious person, he can prepare a calmer environment and use special methods if necessary... Sometimes dental patients need to receive painkillers to reduce their anxiety before major surgeries and also during the recovery period.. ** Finally, don't forget that it is your responsibility to make sure the dentist is aware of your entire medical history and concerns before starting any treatment. In addition, some things such as information about the medications you use are vital for your oral health and you should definitely share them with your dentist.

Bahman Hossein Pouragadham March 15, 1400 Articles