A significant proportion of dental problems are generally caused by poor oral hygiene<\/strong>, however, poor dental hygiene and dietary habits (snacking, a diet high in carbohydrates) may both be among the causes of poor dental health.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Causes of bad teeth \u2013 Could there be something else behind it?<\/h2>\n
There can be a much more complex problem behind the causes of bad teeth. For example, other general illnesses, side effects of certain medications, or bad habits such as teeth grinding, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and genetics to some extent, can also cause teeth and gum problems. It's best to investigate as soon as possible what might be the underlying cause, and have the problem and its source professionally treated.<\/p>\n
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To find the causes of bad teeth<\/h2>\n
Identifying the causes of dental problems is not always easy, as there may well be a complex underlying issue. Our experienced dentists will help you identify the cause of the problem, perhaps even during your very first appointment. This is very important, as long-term success depends primarily on focusing on prevention, rather than simply treating the causes of dental problems.<\/p>\n
After identifying the causes of poor teeth, treatment of the problems can begin, be it tooth decay, periodontal disease, tooth sensitivity, tooth loss, or a combination of these.<\/p>\n
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