The mouth can tell a lot about health

The oral health goes beyond the aesthetic problem, it must be given the same importance as the care of other parts of the body, because s preventive and control visits general health risks can be identified.

The dentists are trained for detection of signs of systemic diseases such as diabetes, heart pathologies and Alzheimer’s disease through oral examinations.

Andrea Sales, an endodontic dentist and SDA trainer at Electro Medical System (EMS), explained that bleeding gums, mouth sores, tooth fractures and other changes may be indicators of some of the conditions listed above.

In addition, the importance of oral health for general well-beingSales emphasized that it is oral aesthetics It plays a key role in patients’ self-esteem and self-confidence.

“(…) And confident, natural and happy smile can generate transformative energy in us,” said the expert.

Sales emphasize diversity procedures available from basic dental prophylaxis to treatments more advanced, which have the potential to transform not only the smile, but also the lives of patients.

Likewise, there is GBT protocol (Guided Biofilm Therapy) by EMS, which promotes oral health through a integrated eight-step approachwith a focus on prevention, regeneration, functionality and aesthetics.

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Andrea Sales emphasized the proactive role of patients in their own treatment, encouraging them to “take control” of their oral health by choosing preventive and personalized care.

In this sense, for oral benefit The expert recommends visits to the dentist every six monthswhich can be adjusted according to the individual needs of everyone patient and emphasizes the importance of these preventive consultations to avoid future problems.

Another issue of concern is the increasing tendency to opt for aesthetic treatments unnecessary and often irreversible, therefore called for evaluation true needs of patients and focus on a preventive strategy, an effective way to maintain long-term oral health.

“Focusing on prevention and quickly addressing any new oral symptoms is key to effective oral health care,” Salas said. He also found that a odontology based on science and knowledge can ensure healthy and conservative oral health throughout life.