Toothache is one of the most unpleasant sensations for every person. We can suffer from the symptoms of many ailments, but when teeth ache, even the most ardent supporters of self-treatment go to the doctor. Painkillers, in this case, can relieve the pain for a while, but will never eliminate it completely, because they do not treat the cause of the disease, but its symptoms.<img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2022/10/20/blog.png" alt="Toothache"> In this article, we will analyze in detail the exact causes of toothache. For the dentists in our clinic, it is very important that the patient is properly informed about the nature of the disease that has arisen and, accordingly, about the treatment methods.<h2>What is a toothache and how does it occur?</h2>An acute toothache can surprise you and spoil all your plans, but a chronic one can significantly worsen the quality of your life. What should you know about toothache, how to help yourself and how to prevent painful attacks?Nerve endings in the area of ​​inflammation can be irritated by an increase in intrapulpal pressure, a change in pH, the release of inflammatory mediators, as well as the products of cell destruction. The unpleasant pain also causes swelling, which can press on the nerve in the tooth. Inflamed gums can also cause pain. The more the inflammation progresses, the stronger the effect on the nerve will be.<h3>Why do teeth hurt more often at night?</h3>It is often the case that during the day, when the patient can seek help from a dentist, the toothache is almost not felt. The pain occurs in the evening and becomes almost unbearable at night. A tooth can suddenly hurt a lot during the night, and closer to the morning the pain suddenly subsides.<ul><li>Inflammation in the body, including in the teeth, is regulated by the action of the adrenal glands. It is these glands that produce corticosteroids - hormones whose task is to suppress inflammation.</li><li>In most cases, during the day the adrenal glands cope with this task very well, but closer to the night and until the morning, these glands are less active.</li><li>With the beginning of a new morning, the glands are activated, a new portion of corticosteroids enters the bloodstream and the toothache disappears.</li></ul><h2>Should you always go to the dentist when you have a toothache?</h2>How many times have you thought: it hurts, so it will stop? Moreover, everyone in their household has strong toothache remedies in their home pharmacy that can help.Yes, the pain can really be alleviated with medication or disappear completely for a while. But symptomatic drugs do not affect the activity of pathogenic microorganisms that gradually damage the affected tooth, even when it stops hurting.Pathogenic microorganisms will continue their destructive activity in the tissues of the teeth and gums, destroying the teeth. And if the treatment could initially be simple and last only 30 minutes, then in the future you will be faced with a complex, long-term and in most cases expensive treatment. And it is quite possible that you will find yourself in a situation where a diseased tooth can no longer be saved.<h2>Toothache - Common causes</h2><h3>Caries</h3>In most cases, toothache is caused by caries. Damage resembling a black dot appears on the tooth enamel and then penetrates deeper into the tooth tissue. Over time, it grows and forms a cavity. Bacteria multiply and grow in it, which will penetrate deeper into the tooth.<h3>Symptoms of caries development:</h3>Initial stage of enamel destruction. There is no inflammation yet, but important substances have already been washed out of the tooth enamel. The tooth becomes sensitive to cold or acidic food. During the first examination, the dentist will be able to see a white spot that differs from the main color of the enamel.Surface caries. The enamel covering the tooth has already been destroyed, but the carious cavity has not yet spread to the dentin of the tooth. The pathology manifests itself as a sudden pain if the patient enjoys sweets or eats food with a strong sour or salty taste.Intermediate caries. The painful cavity grows and gradually penetrates deeper and deeper. From time to time, the patient feels short-term pain of moderate intensity. Many patients decide to schedule an appointment with a dentist only at this stage.Deep caries. This is a complex lesion, the destruction reaches the core of the tooth - its pulp. If the patient eats food that irritates the enamel, the toothache lasts for at least 5 minutes. Terrible throbbing night pains are occurring more and more often. Bad breath appears.<h3>Tooth flux</h3>Toothache can also be caused by flux. This is a dangerous complication of inflammatory processes in tooth enamel and pulp. In this case, the infectious process affects the periosteum and the jaw bone. Purulent inflammation can open on its own and this will bring temporary relief. But even in this case, the inflammation will continue to develop, and this will give the person serious complications. Therefore, at the first signs of flux, you should immediately consult a doctor.Flux symptoms are:<ul><li>severe persistent toothache that cannot be relieved by taking medication. The inflamed area hurts and pulsates;</li><li>the pain moves to the neck, ear, shoulder;</li><li>general weakness, increase in body temperature. This is evidence of intoxication of the body;</li><li>inflamed and swollen gums that gradually turn bright red. Often, the face of the patient itself also swells, on the side where the pathology develops. This is phlegmon or abscess; submandibular lymph nodes increase and become hard, because they are also involved in the infectious and inflammatory process.</li></ul><h3>Pulpitis</h3>Pulpitis develops as a result of untreated caries. The inflammatory process involves the soft tissues, arteries and nerves located inside the tooth. It is very painful and if the patient, in this case, hesitates to visit the dentist - he is guaranteed to lose a tooth.Toothache with pulpitis is difficult to confuse with any other:<ul><li>the tooth hurts constantly, not for 2-5 minutes, as with caries;</li><li>the pain is intense, throbbing and long-lasting. With pulpitis, the tooth can hurt continuously all night, exhausting the person and not allowing him to sleep;</li><li>a sharp toothache cannot be alleviated either by taking tablets or folk remedies. After it calms down for a few minutes, it flares up with new energy. The inflammation takes place in the limited cavity of the tooth, grows, increasing the pressure on the nerve;</li><li>the temperature rises, general weakness appears, the patient lives in a state of stress.</li></ul><h3>Increased tooth sensitivity</h3>Teeth can react with pain to a certain type of food, also if the food is cold or hot. Pain occurs when biting or chewing hard and coarse food.It is possible that such a reaction is a personal trait of a certain person and is not related to dental diseases at all. However, quite serious problems also manifest themselves in this way. Reasons for increased tooth sensitivity should be identified by a dentist. Depending on his conclusion, a treatment regimen will be drawn up and discomfort can be minimized.Teeth become sensitive if:<ul><li>the dentin on the neck of the tooth is exposed;</li><li>there are erosions or tooth defects;</li><li>disturbed metabolism in the body;</li><li>the patient suffers from a disease of the nervous system, due to which the nerve endings are particularly sensitive;</li><li>there are pathologies of the endocrine system.</li><li>Pain that occurs under a filling or crown</li></ul>This is not an exceptional situation - sometimes a tooth that has already been treated or treated starts to hurt.There are several reasons for this:<ul><li>insufficient professional work of doctors. In this case, it is necessary to open the filling or remove the tooth crown or tooth facet and thoroughly clean the dental canals;</li><li>reaction to filler materials. The composition of the seal must be replaced;</li><li>the dental canal is not completely sealed, due to the peculiarities of its structure. The tooth must be treated again by a highly qualified dentist in a clinic with modern equipment.</li></ul><h2>Pain after tooth extraction</h2>Symptoms of pain after tooth extraction:Unpleasant sensations last up to 2 days, after which the body heals the microtrauma on its own. If the gums are injured during tooth extraction, the pain can last for about a week.If the place of the old tooth hurts for a long time, do not suffer discomfort and do not treat the pain independently. Visit a dentist, the doctor will assess the nature of the problem and help you.Pain after tooth extraction can be related to several factors:<ul><li>a dry wound has formed. At the place of the extracted tooth, there is no natural protection in the form of a mucous membrane, but a part of the bare bone remains. This happens in elderly patients, smokers and those taking certain types of medication. The doctor will relieve the condition by applying bandages with drugs;</li><li>inflamed dental alveoli. Alveolitis can be associated with a dry wound, this condition is also successfully treated;</li><li>the tooth is not completely removed. A tooth fragment or root particle must be removed from the gums;</li><li>aggravated gum disease - gingivitis, periodontitis, periodontal disease. In this case, it is necessary to start their treatment immediately; In this case, pain, swelling of the gums and itching appear already in the dental chair. The problem is solved by choosing an antihistamine;</li><li>suspiciousness and impressionability of the patient. The psychogenic nature of pain is no reason to simply dismiss human suffering. Properly selected harmless drugs will help restore a positive emotional background.</li></ul><h3>Cracks in tooth enamel</h3>Despite the fact that cracks in the enamel are not a disease, after consuming cold or hot food, the teeth of such patients are sensitive and painful as intensely as with caries. It is the doctor who must assess the situation and prescribe the appropriate therapy. It is important for such patients to monitor dental health and oral hygiene.<h3>Trauma injection</h3>In the event of a blow to the gums, teeth or jaw, the teeth may be injured. However, if you consult a doctor in time, it is possible to save the tooth.Toothache occurs in the following cases:<ul><li>bruised tooth;</li><li>tooth dislocation;</li><li>crown or tooth root fracture.</li></ul><h2>Toothache during pregnancy</h2>During pregnancy, a woman's body goes through colossal changes, the acidity of the oral cavity changes, and diseases of the gums and teeth worsen. If the expectant mother experiences a toothache, she should immediately consult a dentist.Modern clinics have the necessary equipment and special harmless preparations for performing procedures that will not harm either the mother or the child. In extreme cases, before performing the procedure, dentists will alleviate or completely eliminate the symptoms until the moment when the pregnancy is successfully completed and the teeth can be properly treated.<h2>Toothache in children</h2>In young children, teeth hurt much less often than in adults. But they need regular dental check-ups, that's the only way to avoid problems in the future.If a child experiences a toothache, he must be taken to a pediatric dentist. The staff of the clinic will do everything necessary so that the child is not hurt and scared. They will also teach you proper oral hygiene.Babies may experience pain in their gums when they are teething. It is best that this process takes place under the supervision of a pediatrician, who can recommend special aids and anesthetic gels that you can use independently at home.<h2>How to alleviate toothache?</h2>If there is an acute toothache, what can be done? If it is not possible to go to the dentist immediately, and the toothache cannot be tolerated, the simplest solution is to take painkillers. Which medicine and in what dose is suitable for you? The answer to this question can be given by your dentist after a short consultation and a description of the symptoms and type of pain.Oral medicine does not always work quickly and efficiently. For faster results, the medicine can be crushed and applied to the tooth, or the diseased area can be moistened with the solution from the ampoules for injections.You can rinse your teeth with a solution of water and salt, chamomile tea, calendula, oak bark, or special preparations that can be bought at the pharmacy.Antibiotics for toothache can only be taken when prescribed by a doctor. In addition, without dental treatment, the use of antibiotics is useless.<h3>Pain in the teeth and gums if the teeth are healthy</h3>Toothache does not always accompany diseases of the oral cavity. It happens that pain in the teeth and gums is caused by other diseases, complications and problems.The following diseases can manifest as painful sensations:<ul><li>Trigeminal neuralgia. At the same time, the teeth hurt unbearably and painkillers do not help. This disease is treated by a neurologist.</li><li>Migraines and cluster headaches. Migraine is most often accompanied by intolerance to bright light and loud noises. Symptoms can be briefly relieved with painkillers.</li><li>Otitis or inflammation of the middle ear. This disease is a complication of flu or tonsillitis. With otitis media, hearing decreases and a high temperature appears.</li><li>Sinusitis. Pain appears during the treatment of a cold, accompanied by a runny nose, cough;</li><li>Cardiac ischemia, heart attack. Sometimes a heart attack transmits symptoms to the left side of the lower jaw and the person perceives it as a toothache attack.</li><li>Atypical pain. Their causes are not easy to identify, the pain spreads over the jaw and the whole body. The most common culprits are diseases of the nervous system, stress and deep psychological discomfort.</li></ul><h2>Prevention of toothache</h2>Every person is able to reliably protect himself from an unpleasant phenomenon such as a toothache. Our tips are as follows:<ul><li>don't forget to brush your teeth twice a day;</li><li>use dental floss and mouthwash;</li><li>Visit us twice a year for a preventive check-up;</li><li>Perform professional oral hygiene at a dentist 2-3 times a year.</li></ul>

<div class='content'>Toothache is one of the most unpleasant sensations for every person. We can suffer from the symptoms of many ailments, but when teeth ache, even the most ardent supporters of self-treatment go to the doctor. Painkillers, in this case, can relieve the pain for a while, but will never eliminate it completely, because they do not treat the cause of the disease, but its symptoms.<img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2022/10/20/blog.png" alt="Toothache"> In this article, we will analyze in detail the exact causes of toothache. For the dentists in our clinic, it is very important that the patient is properly informed about the nature of the disease that has arisen and, accordingly, about the treatment methods.<h2 id="what-is-a-toothache-and-how-does-it-occur">What is a toothache and how does it occur?</h2>An acute toothache can surprise you and spoil all your plans, but a chronic one can significantly worsen the quality of your life. What should you know about toothache, how to help yourself and how to prevent painful attacks?Nerve endings in the area of ​​inflammation can be irritated by an increase in intrapulpal pressure, a change in pH, the release of inflammatory mediators, as well as the products of cell destruction. The unpleasant pain also causes swelling, which can press on the nerve in the tooth. Inflamed gums can also cause pain. The more the inflammation progresses, the stronger the effect on the nerve will be.<h3 id="why-do-teeth-hurt-more-often-at-night">Why do teeth hurt more often at night?</h3>It is often the case that during the day, when the patient can seek help from a dentist, the toothache is almost not felt. The pain occurs in the evening and becomes almost unbearable at night. A tooth can suddenly hurt a lot during the night, and closer to the morning the pain suddenly subsides.<ul><li>Inflammation in the body, including in the teeth, is regulated by the action of the adrenal glands. It is these glands that produce corticosteroids - hormones whose task is to suppress inflammation.</li><li>In most cases, during the day the adrenal glands cope with this task very well, but closer to the night and until the morning, these glands are less active.</li><li>With the beginning of a new morning, the glands are activated, a new portion of corticosteroids enters the bloodstream and the toothache disappears.</li></ul><h2 id="should-you-always-go-to-the-dentist-when-you-have-a-toothache">Should you always go to the dentist when you have a toothache?</h2>How many times have you thought: it hurts, so it will stop? Moreover, everyone in their household has strong toothache remedies in their home pharmacy that can help.Yes, the pain can really be alleviated with medication or disappear completely for a while. But symptomatic drugs do not affect the activity of pathogenic microorganisms that gradually damage the affected tooth, even when it stops hurting.Pathogenic microorganisms will continue their destructive activity in the tissues of the teeth and gums, destroying the teeth. And if the treatment could initially be simple and last only 30 minutes, then in the future you will be faced with a complex, long-term and in most cases expensive treatment. And it is quite possible that you will find yourself in a situation where a diseased tooth can no longer be saved.<h2 id="toothache-common-causes">Toothache - Common causes</h2><h3 id="caries">Caries</h3>In most cases, toothache is caused by caries. Damage resembling a black dot appears on the tooth enamel and then penetrates deeper into the tooth tissue. Over time, it grows and forms a cavity. Bacteria multiply and grow in it, which will penetrate deeper into the tooth.<h3 id="symptoms-of-caries-development">Symptoms of caries development:</h3>Initial stage of enamel destruction. There is no inflammation yet, but important substances have already been washed out of the tooth enamel. The tooth becomes sensitive to cold or acidic food. During the first examination, the dentist will be able to see a white spot that differs from the main color of the enamel.Surface caries. The enamel covering the tooth has already been destroyed, but the carious cavity has not yet spread to the dentin of the tooth. The pathology manifests itself as a sudden pain if the patient enjoys sweets or eats food with a strong sour or salty taste.Intermediate caries. The painful cavity grows and gradually penetrates deeper and deeper. From time to time, the patient feels short-term pain of moderate intensity. Many patients decide to schedule an appointment with a dentist only at this stage.Deep caries. This is a complex lesion, the destruction reaches the core of the tooth - its pulp. If the patient eats food that irritates the enamel, the toothache lasts for at least 5 minutes. Terrible throbbing night pains are occurring more and more often. Bad breath appears.<h3 id="tooth-flux">Tooth flux</h3>Toothache can also be caused by flux. This is a dangerous complication of inflammatory processes in tooth enamel and pulp. In this case, the infectious process affects the periosteum and the jaw bone. Purulent inflammation can open on its own and this will bring temporary relief. But even in this case, the inflammation will continue to develop, and this will give the person serious complications. Therefore, at the first signs of flux, you should immediately consult a doctor.Flux symptoms are:<ul><li>severe persistent toothache that cannot be relieved by taking medication. The inflamed area hurts and pulsates;</li><li>the pain moves to the neck, ear, shoulder;</li><li>general weakness, increase in body temperature. This is evidence of intoxication of the body;</li><li>inflamed and swollen gums that gradually turn bright red. Often, the face of the patient itself also swells, on the side where the pathology develops. This is phlegmon or abscess; submandibular lymph nodes increase and become hard, because they are also involved in the infectious and inflammatory process.</li></ul><h3 id="pulpitis">Pulpitis</h3>Pulpitis develops as a result of untreated caries. The inflammatory process involves the soft tissues, arteries and nerves located inside the tooth. It is very painful and if the patient, in this case, hesitates to visit the dentist - he is guaranteed to lose a tooth.Toothache with pulpitis is difficult to confuse with any other:<ul><li>the tooth hurts constantly, not for 2-5 minutes, as with caries;</li><li>the pain is intense, throbbing and long-lasting. With pulpitis, the tooth can hurt continuously all night, exhausting the person and not allowing him to sleep;</li><li>a sharp toothache cannot be alleviated either by taking tablets or folk remedies. After it calms down for a few minutes, it flares up with new energy. The inflammation takes place in the limited cavity of the tooth, grows, increasing the pressure on the nerve;</li><li>the temperature rises, general weakness appears, the patient lives in a state of stress.</li></ul><h3 id="increased-tooth-sensitivity">Increased tooth sensitivity</h3>Teeth can react with pain to a certain type of food, also if the food is cold or hot. Pain occurs when biting or chewing hard and coarse food.It is possible that such a reaction is a personal trait of a certain person and is not related to dental diseases at all. However, quite serious problems also manifest themselves in this way. Reasons for increased tooth sensitivity should be identified by a dentist. Depending on his conclusion, a treatment regimen will be drawn up and discomfort can be minimized.Teeth become sensitive if:<ul><li>the dentin on the neck of the tooth is exposed;</li><li>there are erosions or tooth defects;</li><li>disturbed metabolism in the body;</li><li>the patient suffers from a disease of the nervous system, due to which the nerve endings are particularly sensitive;</li><li>there are pathologies of the endocrine system.</li><li>Pain that occurs under a filling or crown</li></ul>This is not an exceptional situation - sometimes a tooth that has already been treated or treated starts to hurt.There are several reasons for this:<ul><li>insufficient professional work of doctors. In this case, it is necessary to open the filling or remove the tooth crown or tooth facet and thoroughly clean the dental canals;</li><li>reaction to filler materials. The composition of the seal must be replaced;</li><li>the dental canal is not completely sealed, due to the peculiarities of its structure. The tooth must be treated again by a highly qualified dentist in a clinic with modern equipment.</li></ul><h2 id="pain-after-tooth-extraction">Pain after tooth extraction</h2>Symptoms of pain after tooth extraction:Unpleasant sensations last up to 2 days, after which the body heals the microtrauma on its own. If the gums are injured during tooth extraction, the pain can last for about a week.If the place of the old tooth hurts for a long time, do not suffer discomfort and do not treat the pain independently. Visit a dentist, the doctor will assess the nature of the problem and help you.Pain after tooth extraction can be related to several factors:<ul><li>a dry wound has formed. At the place of the extracted tooth, there is no natural protection in the form of a mucous membrane, but a part of the bare bone remains. This happens in elderly patients, smokers and those taking certain types of medication. The doctor will relieve the condition by applying bandages with drugs;</li><li>inflamed dental alveoli. Alveolitis can be associated with a dry wound, this condition is also successfully treated;</li><li>the tooth is not completely removed. A tooth fragment or root particle must be removed from the gums;</li><li>aggravated gum disease - gingivitis, periodontitis, periodontal disease. In this case, it is necessary to start their treatment immediately; In this case, pain, swelling of the gums and itching appear already in the dental chair. The problem is solved by choosing an antihistamine;</li><li>suspiciousness and impressionability of the patient. The psychogenic nature of pain is no reason to simply dismiss human suffering. Properly selected harmless drugs will help restore a positive emotional background.</li></ul><h3 id="cracks-in-tooth-enamel">Cracks in tooth enamel</h3>Despite the fact that cracks in the enamel are not a disease, after consuming cold or hot food, the teeth of such patients are sensitive and painful as intensely as with caries. It is the doctor who must assess the situation and prescribe the appropriate therapy. It is important for such patients to monitor dental health and oral hygiene.<h3 id="trauma-injection">Trauma injection</h3>In the event of a blow to the gums, teeth or jaw, the teeth may be injured. However, if you consult a doctor in time, it is possible to save the tooth.Toothache occurs in the following cases:<ul><li>bruised tooth;</li><li>tooth dislocation;</li><li>crown or tooth root fracture.</li></ul><h2 id="toothache-during-pregnancy">Toothache during pregnancy</h2>During pregnancy, a woman's body goes through colossal changes, the acidity of the oral cavity changes, and diseases of the gums and teeth worsen. If the expectant mother experiences a toothache, she should immediately consult a dentist.Modern clinics have the necessary equipment and special harmless preparations for performing procedures that will not harm either the mother or the child. In extreme cases, before performing the procedure, dentists will alleviate or completely eliminate the symptoms until the moment when the pregnancy is successfully completed and the teeth can be properly treated.<h2 id="toothache-in-children">Toothache in children</h2>In young children, teeth hurt much less often than in adults. But they need regular dental check-ups, that's the only way to avoid problems in the future.If a child experiences a toothache, he must be taken to a pediatric dentist. The staff of the clinic will do everything necessary so that the child is not hurt and scared. They will also teach you proper oral hygiene.Babies may experience pain in their gums when they are teething. It is best that this process takes place under the supervision of a pediatrician, who can recommend special aids and anesthetic gels that you can use independently at home.<h2 id="how-to-alleviate-toothache">How to alleviate toothache?</h2>If there is an acute toothache, what can be done? If it is not possible to go to the dentist immediately, and the toothache cannot be tolerated, the simplest solution is to take painkillers. Which medicine and in what dose is suitable for you? The answer to this question can be given by your dentist after a short consultation and a description of the symptoms and type of pain.Oral medicine does not always work quickly and efficiently. For faster results, the medicine can be crushed and applied to the tooth, or the diseased area can be moistened with the solution from the ampoules for injections.You can rinse your teeth with a solution of water and salt, chamomile tea, calendula, oak bark, or special preparations that can be bought at the pharmacy.Antibiotics for toothache can only be taken when prescribed by a doctor. In addition, without dental treatment, the use of antibiotics is useless.<h3 id="pain-in-the-teeth-and-gums-if-the-teeth-are-healthy">Pain in the teeth and gums if the teeth are healthy</h3>Toothache does not always accompany diseases of the oral cavity. It happens that pain in the teeth and gums is caused by other diseases, complications and problems.The following diseases can manifest as painful sensations:<ul><li>Trigeminal neuralgia. At the same time, the teeth hurt unbearably and painkillers do not help. This disease is treated by a neurologist.</li><li>Migraines and cluster headaches. Migraine is most often accompanied by intolerance to bright light and loud noises. Symptoms can be briefly relieved with painkillers.</li><li>Otitis or inflammation of the middle ear. This disease is a complication of flu or tonsillitis. With otitis media, hearing decreases and a high temperature appears.</li><li>Sinusitis. Pain appears during the treatment of a cold, accompanied by a runny nose, cough;</li><li>Cardiac ischemia, heart attack. Sometimes a heart attack transmits symptoms to the left side of the lower jaw and the person perceives it as a toothache attack.</li><li>Atypical pain. Their causes are not easy to identify, the pain spreads over the jaw and the whole body. The most common culprits are diseases of the nervous system, stress and deep psychological discomfort.</li></ul><h2 id="prevention-of-toothache">Prevention of toothache</h2>Every person is able to reliably protect himself from an unpleasant phenomenon such as a toothache. Our tips are as follows:<ul><li>don't forget to brush your teeth twice a day;</li><li>use dental floss and mouthwash;</li><li>Visit us twice a year for a preventive check-up;</li><li>Perform professional oral hygiene at a dentist 2-3 times a year.</li></ul> </div>

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<img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2022/11/09/Savršen-osmeh.png" alt="What does a perfect smile look like?" style="font-size: 16px;"> From the physical to the psychological benefits of smiling, there are countless reasons to incorporate this simple gesture into your daily routine. In this blog, we reveal what and how to achieve the perfect Hollywood smile with a few simple tips.<h2>What does a perfect smile look like?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/03/13/Savrsen-osmeh.jpg" alt="Perfect Smile"> A perfect smile usually refers to straight, white teeth that are evenly spaced and in proportion to the gums and facial features. In addition, the perfect smile often includes healthy gums, natural tooth shape, and a balance between tooth size and overall smile width.<h2>Are there ways to whiten yellow teeth?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/03/13/Lasersko-izbeljivanje-zuba.jpg" alt="Laser Teeth Whitening"> Yes, the most common ways to whiten teeth involve professional laser whitening treatments or the use of home preparations such as strips or special pastes. Both whitening methods provide a whiter and more attractive smile, but in-office treatments are more long-lasting and reliable. <h2>What to do to make teeth look straighter?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2022/11/09/Invisalign.png" alt="Invisalign transparent teeth foils - Marco Dental Tourism"> One way to make teeth look straighter is by using orthodontic treatments like braces or clear aligners. Also, to reshape and create a flatter appearance of smile, dental veneers are very widespread and easily available today. Here are the most common ways to achieve a straighter smile: <ul><li><a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/usluge/fiksna-proteza" target="_self">Dental prostheses</a> are a common treatment that uses metal wires and brackets that gradually move the teeth into the right position.</li><li><a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/usluge/invisalign" class="mozbar-highlight-followed-wGA7MhRhQ3WS">Invisalign</a>, unlike traditional fixed braces, is a popular choice for many patients precisely because of its discretion. Thermoplastic material noticeably and painlessly straightens teeth, removing all irregularities. </li><li><a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/usluge/folije-za-ispravljanje-zuba" target="_self">Teeth straightening foils</a> provide comfort and ease of wearing, as well as results after only a few months.</li></ul><h2>What are the effective methods of teeth whitening at home?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/03/13/Trake-za-izbeljivanje-zuba.jpg" alt="Teeth whitening strips"> Effective methods of teeth whitening at home include the use of teeth whitening paste or strips. However, it is important to note that these methods may not work for everyone and it is best to consult a dentist before trying any self-tanning treatment. Here are some other options: <ul><li>Baking soda: Baking soda is a natural teeth whitener that can be used to remove stains and plaque from teeth. Simply mix baking soda with water, make a paste and brush your teeth with it. </li><li>Lemon juice and baking soda: Another popular method for whitening teeth at home is a solution of lemon juice and baking soda. Apply the mixture to your teeth and leave it on for a few minutes before rinsing. </li><li>Apple Cider Vinegar: Apple cider vinegar is a natural teeth whitener that can be used alone or mixed with baking soda. Simply brush your teeth with apple cider vinegar or mix it with baking soda to make a proper paste. </li></ul><h2>How to get a bright smile effect?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/03/13/Oralna-higijena.jpg" alt="Oral Hygiene"> Good oral hygiene is the most important thing for achieving a bright smile. It includes daily tooth brushing, flossing, as well as regular examinations. Avoiding foods and drinks that stain your teeth, such as coffee, tea, and red wine, also help keep your smile healthy. Also follow these tips: <ol><li>Brush your teeth at least twice a day and rinse them after every meal: Maintain hygiene persistently, and brush your teeth regularly and thoroughly. </li><li>Visit your dentist for a regular check-up and full check-up at least once a year: This will help your dentist identify any dental problems and help your smile shine again. </li><li>Get enough vitamins: Finally, you should maintain healthy teeth and gums by practicing a balanced diet with regular meals and getting enough calcium and vitamin C. </li></ol><h2>Which aesthetic treatments achieve a perfect smile?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2022/11/09/Izbeljivanje-zuba.png" alt="Dentist Belgrade Serbia Dental procedures and prices"> Aesthetic treatments that help achieve a perfect smile are teeth whitening, veneers, and orthodontics. Teeth whitening is used to remove stains and plaque, while veneers can cover cracks or gaps in the teeth. Orthodontics uses braces and clear aligners to completely align teeth. We present the most common treatments for achieving a perfect smile:<ol><li>Professional teeth whitening: Professional whitening involves the use of a special gel and lamp for the effect of sparkling white teeth. The dentist will apply a whitening gel and may use a special light to speed up the process. Professional teeth whitening can often make teeth several shades lighter in just one session. </li><li>Veneers: Dental veneers are thin, ceramic shells that are bonded to the front of the teeth. They can be used to correct various aesthetic problems, such as gaps between teeth, deformed teeth, or teeth that have changed their natural color. </li><li>Bonding: Bonding is a process in which a tooth-colored resin is used, which sticks to the teeth and hardens with a special light. Bonding can be used to change the shape of teeth, close gaps, or cover up stains. </li></ol><h2>What is a gingival smile?</h2>A gingival smile, or a gummy smile, is a type of smile where the gums are more prominent than the teeth. This can happen for a number of reasons, including genetics, poor oral hygiene, or gum disease. Talk to your doctor about a treatment procedure such as gum contouring or dental veneers. <h2>Conclusion</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/03/13/Holivudski-osmeh.jpg"> Although modern culture offers unattainable standards of perfection, remember that a perfect smile is a satisfied smile. With numerous ways to achieve a great sparkling smile, choose the one that will highlight its natural beauty and appearance.

<div class='content'><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2022/11/09/Savršen-osmeh.png" alt="What does a perfect smile look like?" style="font-size: 16px;"> From the physical to the psychological benefits of smiling, there are countless reasons to incorporate this simple gesture into your daily routine. In this blog, we reveal what and how to achieve the perfect Hollywood smile with a few simple tips.<h2 id="what-does-a-perfect-smile-look-like">What does a perfect smile look like?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/03/13/Savrsen-osmeh.jpg" alt="Perfect Smile"> A perfect smile usually refers to straight, white teeth that are evenly spaced and in proportion to the gums and facial features. In addition, the perfect smile often includes healthy gums, natural tooth shape, and a balance between tooth size and overall smile width.<h2 id="are-there-ways-to-whiten-yellow-teeth">Are there ways to whiten yellow teeth?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/03/13/Lasersko-izbeljivanje-zuba.jpg" alt="Laser Teeth Whitening"> Yes, the most common ways to whiten teeth involve professional laser whitening treatments or the use of home preparations such as strips or special pastes. Both whitening methods provide a whiter and more attractive smile, but in-office treatments are more long-lasting and reliable. <h2 id="what-to-do-to-make-teeth-look-straighter">What to do to make teeth look straighter?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2022/11/09/Invisalign.png" alt="Invisalign transparent teeth foils - Marco Dental Tourism"> One way to make teeth look straighter is by using orthodontic treatments like braces or clear aligners. Also, to reshape and create a flatter appearance of smile, dental veneers are very widespread and easily available today. Here are the most common ways to achieve a straighter smile: <ul><li><a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/usluge/fiksna-proteza" target="_self">Dental prostheses</a> are a common treatment that uses metal wires and brackets that gradually move the teeth into the right position.</li><li><a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/usluge/invisalign" class="mozbar-highlight-followed-wGA7MhRhQ3WS">Invisalign</a>, unlike traditional fixed braces, is a popular choice for many patients precisely because of its discretion. Thermoplastic material noticeably and painlessly straightens teeth, removing all irregularities. </li><li><a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/usluge/folije-za-ispravljanje-zuba" target="_self">Teeth straightening foils</a> provide comfort and ease of wearing, as well as results after only a few months.</li></ul><h2 id="what-are-the-effective-methods-of-teeth-whitening-at-home">What are the effective methods of teeth whitening at home?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/03/13/Trake-za-izbeljivanje-zuba.jpg" alt="Teeth whitening strips"> Effective methods of teeth whitening at home include the use of teeth whitening paste or strips. However, it is important to note that these methods may not work for everyone and it is best to consult a dentist before trying any self-tanning treatment. Here are some other options: <ul><li>Baking soda: Baking soda is a natural teeth whitener that can be used to remove stains and plaque from teeth. Simply mix baking soda with water, make a paste and brush your teeth with it. </li><li>Lemon juice and baking soda: Another popular method for whitening teeth at home is a solution of lemon juice and baking soda. Apply the mixture to your teeth and leave it on for a few minutes before rinsing. </li><li>Apple Cider Vinegar: Apple cider vinegar is a natural teeth whitener that can be used alone or mixed with baking soda. Simply brush your teeth with apple cider vinegar or mix it with baking soda to make a proper paste. </li></ul><h2 id="how-to-get-a-bright-smile-effect">How to get a bright smile effect?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/03/13/Oralna-higijena.jpg" alt="Oral Hygiene"> Good oral hygiene is the most important thing for achieving a bright smile. It includes daily tooth brushing, flossing, as well as regular examinations. Avoiding foods and drinks that stain your teeth, such as coffee, tea, and red wine, also help keep your smile healthy. Also follow these tips: <ol><li>Brush your teeth at least twice a day and rinse them after every meal: Maintain hygiene persistently, and brush your teeth regularly and thoroughly. </li><li>Visit your dentist for a regular check-up and full check-up at least once a year: This will help your dentist identify any dental problems and help your smile shine again. </li><li>Get enough vitamins: Finally, you should maintain healthy teeth and gums by practicing a balanced diet with regular meals and getting enough calcium and vitamin C. </li></ol><h2 id="which-aesthetic-treatments-achieve-a-perfect-smile">Which aesthetic treatments achieve a perfect smile?</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2022/11/09/Izbeljivanje-zuba.png" alt="Dentist Belgrade Serbia Dental procedures and prices"> Aesthetic treatments that help achieve a perfect smile are teeth whitening, veneers, and orthodontics. Teeth whitening is used to remove stains and plaque, while veneers can cover cracks or gaps in the teeth. Orthodontics uses braces and clear aligners to completely align teeth. We present the most common treatments for achieving a perfect smile:<ol><li>Professional teeth whitening: Professional whitening involves the use of a special gel and lamp for the effect of sparkling white teeth. The dentist will apply a whitening gel and may use a special light to speed up the process. Professional teeth whitening can often make teeth several shades lighter in just one session. </li><li>Veneers: Dental veneers are thin, ceramic shells that are bonded to the front of the teeth. They can be used to correct various aesthetic problems, such as gaps between teeth, deformed teeth, or teeth that have changed their natural color. </li><li>Bonding: Bonding is a process in which a tooth-colored resin is used, which sticks to the teeth and hardens with a special light. Bonding can be used to change the shape of teeth, close gaps, or cover up stains. </li></ol><h2 id="what-is-a-gingival-smile">What is a gingival smile?</h2>A gingival smile, or a gummy smile, is a type of smile where the gums are more prominent than the teeth. This can happen for a number of reasons, including genetics, poor oral hygiene, or gum disease. Talk to your doctor about a treatment procedure such as gum contouring or dental veneers. <h2 id="conclusion">Conclusion</h2><img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/03/13/Holivudski-osmeh.jpg"> Although modern culture offers unattainable standards of perfection, remember that a perfect smile is a satisfied smile. With numerous ways to achieve a great sparkling smile, choose the one that will highlight its natural beauty and appearance.</div>

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Pregnancy is a wonderful period in which mothers anticipate the arrival of their baby, prepare for maternal care, and enter a new phase in their lives. Unfortunately, toothache is a common companion during pregnancy. During this period, hormonal changes in metabolism regulation occur, and a woman's body becomes very vulnerable. Pregnancy is often a catalyst for oral problems. Teeth become sensitive to hot and cold temperatures. Painful sensations occur during oral hygiene routines, and gums may bleed. Saliva acidity increases, exposing the teeth to increased bacterial exposure. <img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2022/10/20/blog-img.png"> There are more than enough prerequisites for toothache. Even with regular oral care and dental visits, nearly half of women experience tooth decay, gingivitis, periodontitis, stomatitis, and other inflammatory dental conditions during pregnancy.&nbsp; In fear of harming their unborn child, most expectant mothers are afraid to take any action to eliminate toothache and resort to the method of "waiting for the pain to go away on its own" - this is fundamentally a wrong approach. Pain attacks have a negative impact on the nervous and cardiovascular systems, and can cause involuntary uterine contractions, and even premature birth. The belief that dental treatment during pregnancy is undesirable is a dangerous misconception. Even initial tooth decay progresses much faster during pregnancy. Modern dentistry offers many effective treatment methods and means that are safe for both the expectant mother and the baby. The dentist chooses the treatment individually, according to the clinical picture and the length of the pregnancy.&nbsp; Therefore, if you have a toothache during pregnancy, you don't have to endure it; seek dental care! Dental repair during pregnancy can be safe and painless. Dentists know how to reduce or eliminate toothache during early and late pregnancy without harming the baby. <h2 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">Main Causes of Toothache During Pregnancy</h2> There are many triggers that cause toothache during pregnancy. A woman's body during this period becomes particularly susceptible to various changes, which often result in dental problems. The main cause of toothache in pregnant women is tooth decay, characterized by a wide range of symptomatic manifestations, from acute reactions to temperature changes in food/water to the destruction of tooth structure and damage to deep tissues. Other causes of toothache during pregnancy include: <ul><li>Pulpitis: characterized by inflammation of the tooth pulp, accompanied by acute pulsating pain. It can cause inflammation of the lymph nodes and an increase in overall body temperature.</li><li>Inflammatory processes of infectious nature: purulent inflammatory processes are of particular danger.</li><li>Changes in the chemical composition of saliva: typically, the amount of phosphates and other components in saliva decreases in most pregnant women, which protects tooth enamel from external irritants such as acids and alkalis.</li><li>Gingivitis: a common dental problem that occurs in 45% of pregnant women. Gum inflammation is caused by hormonal changes in the body and vitamin deficiencies.</li></ul>Calcium deficiency plays a significant role in the development of dental problems in pregnant women. The growing fetus requires a lot of essential nutrients, so the body rapidly depletes calcium and other nutrients, prioritizing the baby's needs over the mother's teeth. For this reason, dentists recommend increased consumption of calcium-rich foods for pregnant women. <h2 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">Toothache During Pregnancy: Is it Dangerous?</h2> The occurrence of any painful sensations or general weakness can lead to the development of numerous complications because pain is the body's reaction signaling to the brain that there are problems. Most people in such situations take pain relief medications, but during pregnancy, there are many restrictions that prevent the use of standard painkillers. <h3 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">Dangers of toothache include:</h3> <ul><li>Formation and development of an inflamed process with a source of infection. Such lesions are particularly dangerous, with toothache occurring in the first trimester of pregnancy;</li><li>Intense release of adrenaline during pain attacks, which are accompanied by vasoconstriction (tightening of blood vessels) and a parallel reduction in the transfer of oxygen and nutrients to the embryo;</li><li>The progress of the underlying disease and the formation of complications, until the need for the removal of the causative tooth or surgical intervention in the affected area.</li></ul> Toothache removal should be done only after consultation with a specialized dentist. Self-administration of drugs can lead to complications or endanger the unborn child.inflammatory mediators into the bloodstream, which can affect the condition of the mother and the developing fetus. <h2 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">Features of toothache treatment and pain relief during pregnancy</h2> Pills for toothache treatment during pregnancy should be used only according to the doctor's instructions! When prescribing any drug, doctors take into account a whole range of factors, including: the physiological state of the patient's body, contraindications, test results, gestational age, etc. <h2 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">When is it necessary to consult a dentist?</h2> All acute inflammatory diseases of the teeth and gums are subject to immediate treatment. Even the smallest carious cavity is an infectious focus, potentially dangerous for the developing fetus. If a carious tooth is not treated in a timely manner, pulpitis and periodontitis may develop, accompanied by severe pain and other symptoms. You should see a dentist immediately if you experience the following symptoms: <ul><li>tooth sensitivity to cold, hot, and sweet;</li><li>pain (acute, throbbing);</li><li>bleeding gums;</li><li>pain when biting, chewing;</li><li>redness, swelling of the gums;</li><li>bad breath;</li><li>purulent discharge</li></ul><h2 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">How to relieve toothache during pregnancy?</h2> Toothache is a symptom of an underlying disease, which causes great discomfort to the patient. Its elimination is not the solution to the problem, therefore an integrated approach is needed in the treatment of the underlying disease, mainly: caries, stomatitis, gingivitis, periodontitis, periodontal disease, or any other dental pathology. The basis for effective treatment of toothache is an accurate diagnosis, which can only be carried out by a specialized doctor in a dental office. Doctors use various diagnostic methods to assess the condition of the teeth and oral cavity tissues not only visually, but also structurally. Many young mothers believe that treatment of dental problems during pregnancy is contraindicated - this is a misconception. During pregnancy, there are a number of restrictions, including taking medications and performing manipulations. But the consequences of dental diseases can cause serious problems, up to the spread of infection, so the need for certain interventions is decided by a doctor who evaluates all risk factors. Given that pregnancy lasts 9 months, three trimesters to be exact, the methods of treating a toothache vary depending on the trimester in which the toothache occurs. <h3 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">Toothache in the first trimester of pregnancy </h3> Treatment with invasive methods or reducing the intensity of pain with drugs is not recommended in the first trimester. During this period, the amniotic placental barrier is formed, which protects the fetus from infectious agents and other problems. Also, in the early stages, it is strictly forbidden to prescribe anesthetics and strong painkillers of any pharmaceutical group. The best way to reduce toothache during this period is folk remedies, herbs, and mouthwash solutions. <h3 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">Toothache in the second trimester of pregnancy </h3> Toothache in the second trimester is more common than in the first trimester and is accompanied by increased pain. In this phase, the use of some painkillers is allowed, which in most cases have a fairly high efficiency. Despite the "harmlessness" of certain drugs, they should be taken very carefully in small doses, under the strict supervision of a doctor.<h3 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;"> Toothache in the third trimester of pregnancy </h3> During this period, it is allowed to expand the list of drugs that can be used for pain relief. In the third trimester, stronger drugs are allowed (in emergency cases, when the pain becomes unbearable for the woman). Despite the expansion of the list of drugs that can be used for toothache during pregnancy, it is not recommended to use ibuprofen-based drugs - such drugs reduce the volume of amniotic fluid, which can harm the health of the fetus. Before taking any therapy (including herbal and folk remedies), be sure to consult your doctor and dentist! <h2 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">Dental imaging during pregnancy</h2> Contrary to popular and widely accepted opinion, dental imaging during pregnancy is possible. For this purpose, computerized radio-vision recorders are used. The radiation exposure received by the patient when using the visiograph is minimal. If possible, the study should be conducted in the 2nd trimester, except in cases where emergency help is needed - severe, acute toothache during pregnancy. The X-ray examination is performed with respect to all possible means of protecting the fetus. <h2 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">Tooth extraction during pregnancy</h2> In cases where the inflammation is large and the pain becomes unbearable, it is not advisable to delay surgical intervention. If there are indications for tooth extraction during pregnancy, then the possibility of carrying out the procedure must be agreed with the therapist and gynecologist. Anesthesia for a tooth during pregnancy is performed using local drugs that have a minimal number of side effects and do not adversely affect the fetus. However, extraction is only performed if there is an urgent need. Extraction indications: <ul><li>pulpitis, periodontitis, in which adjacent tissues become infected;</li><li>deep carious focus affecting the root;</li><li>cyst or malignancy;</li><li>the growth of a wisdom tooth accompanied by complicated inflammation or if the tooth presses on an adjacent tooth; </li><li>tooth root fracture;</li><li>rapid development of periodontal disease, which is not amenable to therapeutic treatment. </li></ul>If a pregnant woman feels pain while chewing, then she will not be able to eat completely, which leads to nutritional deficiencies. This situation negatively affects her body, the formation and growth of the fetus. Each case is considered individually by the doctor. If possible, reschedule the operation for a more convenient time. <h2 style="line-height:1.38;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">Toothache prevention during pregnancy</h2> The best way to protect yourself from disease is quality prevention. Toothache during pregnancy is no exception. To reduce the risk of their occurrence, you must follow a few simple rules: <ul><li>Ensure proper oral hygiene (brush your teeth twice a day, in the morning and in the evening);</li><li>Timely treatment of caries - treatment of the initial stages of caries without the use of anesthesia, provides minimal discomfort to the patient and prevents the development of problems;</li><li>Follow a proper, healthy diet - the diet should include fermented milk products, as well as foods with a high calcium content;</li><li>Taking vitamin complexes - as recommended by the doctor.</li></ul> Pregnant women are advised to visit a dentist as soon as discomfort in the oral cavity appears. Even better, prevent the disease, taking into account the sensitivity of the teeth during the period of carrying a child. To do this, you should undergo 4 scheduled preventive examinations within 9 months: <ol><li>at 6-8 weeks; </li><li>at 16-18 weeks; </li><li>at 26-28 weeks; </li><li>at 36-38 weeks; </li></ol>Before planning a pregnancy, you must definitely visit a dentist, treat your teeth and gums, and perform a professional cleaning. Make sure to maintain a proper diet in order to ensure a sufficient amount of vitamins, minerals, and other elements for the formation of the fetus, maintaining healthy bones and teeth of the mother. If you experience any worrisome symptoms, make an appointment with a dentist without delay.

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<h2>Bad Breath</h2>Bad breath, also known as halitosis, is simply bad-smelling breath that can be a real obstacle that people face on a daily basis. Besides the feeling of discomfort, bad breath can cause a feeling of lack of self-confidence, as well as self-satisfaction.&nbsp;If you thought that you yourself are subject to this problem, don't worry, you are in the right place! In this blog, we explore the causes of bad breath, present very simple steps to get rid of it, and feel completely confident and refreshed!<img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/05/10/Neprijatan-zadah.webp" alt="Neprijatan zadah"> <h2>Bad breath - causes?</h2>Although in many cases the primary reason for bad breath is poor oral hygiene, it should be noted that it is not the only cause. In fact, there are many different triggers for bad breath, and just a few of them are:<ol><li>Food: Certain foods, such as garlic and onion, are known to cause bad breath. Odors and residues of these foods can remain in the mouth for hours after you eat them and get into inaccessible parts of the mouth. When this food is digested, sulfur compounds are released which can be unpleasant smelling. Therefore, if you are a fan of this type of food, we advise you to thoroughly wash and rinse your teeth after a meal, as well as use dental floss for stuck parts of your teeth. </li><li>Smoking: It is a known fact that cigarette smoke contains various chemicals that can cause bad breath, including tar and nicotine. This happens because smoking dries out the mouth, which reduces the production of saliva that we need to clean our mouths of food and bacteria. That's why you should pay attention to the number of cigarettes you consume and check for yourself whether they might be the cause of your bad breath.</li><li>Dry mouth: Dry mouth or xerostomia is a condition that can be caused by certain drugs, as well as salivary gland disorders. A dry mouth does not have enough saliva to keep the mouth moist and clean, which can result in bad breath.</li><li>Gum disease: Gum disease is caused by the appearance of plaque that produces toxins that are very harmful to the gums, and can also cause&nbsp;<a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/blog/zubobolja-koji-su-najcesci-uzroci-zubobolje" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgba(243, 244, 245, 0.2);">toothaches</a>&nbsp;that require special attention. If you suspect this factor in bad breath, consult your dentist about further treatment steps.</li><li>Sinus infections: The sinuses are cavities in the bones of the face that are connected to our noses. The sinuses produce mucus that drains into the nose. If the sinuses are blocked by a certain infection, sinus infections can cause mucus to build up in the nose. This mucus can run down your throat and cause bad breath.</li></ol>If any of the above symptoms are frequent, do not ignore them. The expert opinion of a dentist will best help you in uncovering the cause, as well as treating the consequences of any <a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/blog/top-10-najcescih-dentalnih-problema-i-kako-ih-resiti" target="_self">dental problem</a>. <h2>Bad breath: causes, effects, and treatment</h2>Bad breath can be caused by a variety of factors, including poor oral hygiene, food particles trapped in the mouth, dry mouth, and smoking. The consequences of bad breath include social discomfort, low self-esteem, and dissatisfaction with oneself. To treat bad breath, it is crucial to address the underlying causes. This may include improving oral hygiene, adjusting eating habits, or seeking dental treatment, such as tooth extraction or teeth whitening. Furthermore, maintaining a healthy oral environment by preventing bacterial build-up in the mouth and reducing dryness can help prevent bad breath caused by unpleasant odors in the oral cavity.<h2>These things can cause bad breath</h2>Several factors can lead to bad breath, including:<ul style="box-sizing: border-box; margin-bottom: 1rem; margin-top: 0px;"><li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Food particles trapped in the mouth: Foods like garlic and onions can leave lingering odors and residue in the mouth that contribute to bad breath. </li><li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Dry mouth: Lack of saliva can lead to dry mouth, which in turn can cause bad breath. </li><li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Smoking: Chemicals in cigarette smoke, including tar and nicotine, can lead to bad breath by drying out the mouth and reducing saliva production. </li><li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Gum disease: Toxins produced by plaque can be harmful to the gums and cause toothache, which can contribute to bad breath. </li><li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Sinus infections: Infected sinuses can cause mucus to build up in the nose and throat, leading to bad breath. </li></ul>Addressing these root causes can help alleviate bad breath and improve overall oral health.<h2>Do rotten teeth affect bad breath?</h2>Definitely! Rotten teeth are still the main cause of bad breath. This is because they provide the perfect environment for bacteria and <a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/blog/karijes-sve-sto-treba-da-znate-na-jednom-mestu" target="_self">tooth decay</a> to grow. When these bacteria break down food particles trapped in your teeth, they release foul-smelling gases. These gases are what give damaged teeth their characteristic unpleasant smell. Fortunately, there are numerous and extremely effective ways to combat bad breath caused by decayed teeth. First of all, it is important to continuously practice good oral hygiene. This means that you should regularly keep your teeth clean before and after meals.According to research, you should visit your dentist at least once a year for regular check-ups and timely diagnosis of any health problems.Finally, healthy lifestyle habits significantly reduce the risk of all dental problems by allowing teeth to have a longer and better lifespan.<h2>How to remove unpleasant breath and smell from cigarettes?</h2>Cigarettes are notorious for causing bad breath. The strong, pungent smell of cigarettes can linger on our breath for hours, which could cause anxiety or tension. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to get rid of bad breath caused by cigarettes:<ul><li>Brush your teeth and tongue: Although this is the most obvious solution, it is also the most effective. A toothbrush and toothpaste will remove most odor-causing particles from your mouth. Be sure to wash your tongue as well, as it is a common place for cigarette smoke to linger. </li><li>Use mouthwash: Mouthwash can help remove residual cigarette smoke particles and freshen your breath. Look for a mouthwash that contains menthol or other fresh-smelling ingredients. </li><li>Take chewing gum: Chewing gum or mints can help mask the smell of cigarette smoke on your breath. </li><li>Drink plenty of water: Drinking water will help flush out any remaining cigarette smoke from your mouth and throat. It's also important to stay hydrated when smoking cigarettes, as the dry smoke can make your mouth more susceptible to bacteria. </li></ul><h3>How to remove bacteria from the mouth? </h3>There are several ways to remove bacteria from the mouth:<ul><li>Brushing your teeth regularly and using mouthwash.</li><li>Carrying a soft toothbrush or nasal inhaler with them so they can clean their teeth and gums regularly throughout the day.</li><li>Drinking enough water to maintain good oral hygiene.</li><li>Taking probiotics to help maintain a balance of bacteria in the mouth.</li><li>Visit the dentist regularly for professional teeth cleaning and plaque removal.</li></ul> <h2>How to remove bad breath from the mouth? </h2><ul><li>Good health is always the joint result of prevention and self-care. Taking proper care of your teeth means, first of all, daily disinfection of your teeth and mouth, and avoiding excessive amounts of coffee and juices that can contribute to a dry mouth. Sugar-free hard candies can also help a feeling of freshness, which will stimulate the production of saliva. Here are some other very useful tips:</li><li>Use a mouthwash that contains zinc chloride, which has been shown to be effective in reducing bad breath. </li><li>Rinse your mouth with a mixture of 1 teaspoon of baking soda in a cup of water. </li><li>Eat crunchy fruits and vegetables, such as apples, celery, and carrots, which naturally help clean your teeth and gums as you eat them. </li></ul>With a little effort, you can say goodbye to bad breath forever!<img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/05/10/Kako-se-rešiti-zadaha.webp" alt="Kako se resiti loseg zadaha"> <h2>How to prevent bad breath?</h2>The best way to prevent bad breath is to focus on: an&nbsp;adequate and healthy diet, hygiene, and commitment to oral and digestive health. Laughter is the universal language of happiness, and bright teeth are the key to a <a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/usluge/hollywood-smile" target="_self">Hollywood smile</a> and confidence. Besides being incredibly attractive, a beautiful smile is also an indicator that you take self-care seriously. If you have followed the previous steps and tips that we have shared, then all that remains is to maintain regular and professional care with the help of your dentist. A relationship of trust and confidence with the dentist is a necessary factor that will surely help you overcome your fear and enjoy the results. <img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/05/10/Prevazilaženje-straha.webp" alt="Kako spreciti neprijatan zadah"> And finally, don't forget that stress is also a very unfavorable factor in our lives. By reducing stress, we avoid drying of the mouth, and therefore the accumulation of many harmful bacteria. And that's why, even before a problem arises, let's ask ourselves what we can do to prevent it in time.<h2>Get rid of bad breath naturally</h2>There are several natural ways to combat bad breath, including maintaining good oral hygiene, using a mouthwash that contains zinc chloride, and rinsing your mouth with a mixture of one teaspoon of baking soda in a cup of water. Eating crunchy fruits and vegetables, such as apples, celery, and carrots, can also help clean your teeth and gums while you eat. In addition, sugar-free hard candies can stimulate saliva production, helping to reduce dry mouth and bad breath.

<div class='content'><h2 id="bad-breath">Bad Breath</h2>Bad breath, also known as halitosis, is simply bad-smelling breath that can be a real obstacle that people face on a daily basis. Besides the feeling of discomfort, bad breath can cause a feeling of lack of self-confidence, as well as self-satisfaction.&nbsp;If you thought that you yourself are subject to this problem, don't worry, you are in the right place! In this blog, we explore the causes of bad breath, present very simple steps to get rid of it, and feel completely confident and refreshed!<img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/05/10/Neprijatan-zadah.webp" alt="Neprijatan zadah"> <h2 id="bad-breath-causes">Bad breath - causes?</h2>Although in many cases the primary reason for bad breath is poor oral hygiene, it should be noted that it is not the only cause. In fact, there are many different triggers for bad breath, and just a few of them are:<ol><li>Food: Certain foods, such as garlic and onion, are known to cause bad breath. Odors and residues of these foods can remain in the mouth for hours after you eat them and get into inaccessible parts of the mouth. When this food is digested, sulfur compounds are released which can be unpleasant smelling. Therefore, if you are a fan of this type of food, we advise you to thoroughly wash and rinse your teeth after a meal, as well as use dental floss for stuck parts of your teeth. </li><li>Smoking: It is a known fact that cigarette smoke contains various chemicals that can cause bad breath, including tar and nicotine. This happens because smoking dries out the mouth, which reduces the production of saliva that we need to clean our mouths of food and bacteria. That's why you should pay attention to the number of cigarettes you consume and check for yourself whether they might be the cause of your bad breath.</li><li>Dry mouth: Dry mouth or xerostomia is a condition that can be caused by certain drugs, as well as salivary gland disorders. A dry mouth does not have enough saliva to keep the mouth moist and clean, which can result in bad breath.</li><li>Gum disease: Gum disease is caused by the appearance of plaque that produces toxins that are very harmful to the gums, and can also cause&nbsp;<a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/blog/zubobolja-koji-su-najcesci-uzroci-zubobolje" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgba(243, 244, 245, 0.2);">toothaches</a>&nbsp;that require special attention. If you suspect this factor in bad breath, consult your dentist about further treatment steps.</li><li>Sinus infections: The sinuses are cavities in the bones of the face that are connected to our noses. The sinuses produce mucus that drains into the nose. If the sinuses are blocked by a certain infection, sinus infections can cause mucus to build up in the nose. This mucus can run down your throat and cause bad breath.</li></ol>If any of the above symptoms are frequent, do not ignore them. The expert opinion of a dentist will best help you in uncovering the cause, as well as treating the consequences of any <a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/blog/top-10-najcescih-dentalnih-problema-i-kako-ih-resiti" target="_self">dental problem</a>. <h2 id="bad-breath-causes-effects-and-treatment">Bad breath: causes, effects, and treatment</h2>Bad breath can be caused by a variety of factors, including poor oral hygiene, food particles trapped in the mouth, dry mouth, and smoking. The consequences of bad breath include social discomfort, low self-esteem, and dissatisfaction with oneself. To treat bad breath, it is crucial to address the underlying causes. This may include improving oral hygiene, adjusting eating habits, or seeking dental treatment, such as tooth extraction or teeth whitening. Furthermore, maintaining a healthy oral environment by preventing bacterial build-up in the mouth and reducing dryness can help prevent bad breath caused by unpleasant odors in the oral cavity.<h2 id="these-things-can-cause-bad-breath">These things can cause bad breath</h2>Several factors can lead to bad breath, including:<ul style="box-sizing: border-box; margin-bottom: 1rem; margin-top: 0px;"><li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Food particles trapped in the mouth: Foods like garlic and onions can leave lingering odors and residue in the mouth that contribute to bad breath. </li><li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Dry mouth: Lack of saliva can lead to dry mouth, which in turn can cause bad breath. </li><li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Smoking: Chemicals in cigarette smoke, including tar and nicotine, can lead to bad breath by drying out the mouth and reducing saliva production. </li><li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Gum disease: Toxins produced by plaque can be harmful to the gums and cause toothache, which can contribute to bad breath. </li><li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Sinus infections: Infected sinuses can cause mucus to build up in the nose and throat, leading to bad breath. </li></ul>Addressing these root causes can help alleviate bad breath and improve overall oral health.<h2 id="do-rotten-teeth-affect-bad-breath">Do rotten teeth affect bad breath?</h2>Definitely! Rotten teeth are still the main cause of bad breath. This is because they provide the perfect environment for bacteria and <a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/blog/karijes-sve-sto-treba-da-znate-na-jednom-mestu" target="_self">tooth decay</a> to grow. When these bacteria break down food particles trapped in your teeth, they release foul-smelling gases. These gases are what give damaged teeth their characteristic unpleasant smell. Fortunately, there are numerous and extremely effective ways to combat bad breath caused by decayed teeth. First of all, it is important to continuously practice good oral hygiene. This means that you should regularly keep your teeth clean before and after meals.According to research, you should visit your dentist at least once a year for regular check-ups and timely diagnosis of any health problems.Finally, healthy lifestyle habits significantly reduce the risk of all dental problems by allowing teeth to have a longer and better lifespan.<h2 id="how-to-remove-unpleasant-breath-and-smell-from-cigarettes">How to remove unpleasant breath and smell from cigarettes?</h2>Cigarettes are notorious for causing bad breath. The strong, pungent smell of cigarettes can linger on our breath for hours, which could cause anxiety or tension. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to get rid of bad breath caused by cigarettes:<ul><li>Brush your teeth and tongue: Although this is the most obvious solution, it is also the most effective. A toothbrush and toothpaste will remove most odor-causing particles from your mouth. Be sure to wash your tongue as well, as it is a common place for cigarette smoke to linger. </li><li>Use mouthwash: Mouthwash can help remove residual cigarette smoke particles and freshen your breath. Look for a mouthwash that contains menthol or other fresh-smelling ingredients. </li><li>Take chewing gum: Chewing gum or mints can help mask the smell of cigarette smoke on your breath. </li><li>Drink plenty of water: Drinking water will help flush out any remaining cigarette smoke from your mouth and throat. It's also important to stay hydrated when smoking cigarettes, as the dry smoke can make your mouth more susceptible to bacteria. </li></ul><h3 id="how-to-remove-bacteria-from-the-mouth">How to remove bacteria from the mouth? </h3>There are several ways to remove bacteria from the mouth:<ul><li>Brushing your teeth regularly and using mouthwash.</li><li>Carrying a soft toothbrush or nasal inhaler with them so they can clean their teeth and gums regularly throughout the day.</li><li>Drinking enough water to maintain good oral hygiene.</li><li>Taking probiotics to help maintain a balance of bacteria in the mouth.</li><li>Visit the dentist regularly for professional teeth cleaning and plaque removal.</li></ul> <h2 id="how-to-remove-bad-breath-from-the-mouth">How to remove bad breath from the mouth? </h2><ul><li>Good health is always the joint result of prevention and self-care. Taking proper care of your teeth means, first of all, daily disinfection of your teeth and mouth, and avoiding excessive amounts of coffee and juices that can contribute to a dry mouth. Sugar-free hard candies can also help a feeling of freshness, which will stimulate the production of saliva. Here are some other very useful tips:</li><li>Use a mouthwash that contains zinc chloride, which has been shown to be effective in reducing bad breath. </li><li>Rinse your mouth with a mixture of 1 teaspoon of baking soda in a cup of water. </li><li>Eat crunchy fruits and vegetables, such as apples, celery, and carrots, which naturally help clean your teeth and gums as you eat them. </li></ul>With a little effort, you can say goodbye to bad breath forever!<img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/05/10/Kako-se-rešiti-zadaha.webp" alt="Kako se resiti loseg zadaha"> <h2 id="how-to-prevent-bad-breath">How to prevent bad breath?</h2>The best way to prevent bad breath is to focus on: an&nbsp;adequate and healthy diet, hygiene, and commitment to oral and digestive health. Laughter is the universal language of happiness, and bright teeth are the key to a <a href="https://marcodentaltourism.com/usluge/hollywood-smile" target="_self">Hollywood smile</a> and confidence. Besides being incredibly attractive, a beautiful smile is also an indicator that you take self-care seriously. If you have followed the previous steps and tips that we have shared, then all that remains is to maintain regular and professional care with the help of your dentist. A relationship of trust and confidence with the dentist is a necessary factor that will surely help you overcome your fear and enjoy the results. <img src="https://api.marcodental.xyz/storage/images/2023/05/10/Prevazilaženje-straha.webp" alt="Kako spreciti neprijatan zadah"> And finally, don't forget that stress is also a very unfavorable factor in our lives. By reducing stress, we avoid drying of the mouth, and therefore the accumulation of many harmful bacteria. And that's why, even before a problem arises, let's ask ourselves what we can do to prevent it in time.<h2 id="get-rid-of-bad-breath-naturally">Get rid of bad breath naturally</h2>There are several natural ways to combat bad breath, including maintaining good oral hygiene, using a mouthwash that contains zinc chloride, and rinsing your mouth with a mixture of one teaspoon of baking soda in a cup of water. Eating crunchy fruits and vegetables, such as apples, celery, and carrots, can also help clean your teeth and gums while you eat. In addition, sugar-free hard candies can stimulate saliva production, helping to reduce dry mouth and bad breath.</div>

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