LA IMPORTANCIA DE LOS DIENTES PARA LA SALUD DE LAS MANDÍBULAS

When one or more teeth are missing it can lead to bone loss at the site of the gap. Este pérdida del hueso de la mandíbula puede convertirse en problemas adicionales, both with your appearance and your overall health. You may experience pain, problems with your remaining teeth, altered facial appearance, and eventually even the inability to speak and/or eat normally.

In the same way that muscles are maintained through exercise, bone tissue is maintained by use. Natural teeth are embedded in the jaw bone and stimulate the jaw bone through activities such as chewing and biting. When teeth are missing, the alveolar bone, or the portion of the jaw bone that anchors the teeth into the mouth, no longer receives the necessary stimulation it needs and begins to break down, or resorb. El cuerpo ya no usa ni necesita” el hueso de la mandíbula, so it deteriorates.

Potential Consequences of Tooth and Jaw Bone Loss

  • Problems with remaining teeth, incluida la desalineación, drifting, aflojando, y perdida
  • Collapsed facial profile
  • Limited lip support
  • Skin wrinkling around the mouth
  • Distortion of other facial features
  • Dolor de mandibula, facial pain, and headaches
  • Difficulty speaking and communicating
  • Inadequate nutrition as a result of the inability to chew properly and painlessly
  • Sinus expansion
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