Cavities are damaged areas in teeth that develop into holes caused by bacteria, frequent snacking on sugary foods and drinks, and poor oral hygiene. Gingivitis is a mild gum disease causing red, swollen gums that can lead to more serious gum disease if not treated promptly. Periodontitis is a serious gum infection destroying bone and risking tooth loss and other health issues like heart problems. Malocclusion refers to improper alignment of teeth between the upper and lower jaw that can impact biting, gums, speech, and appearance. Halitosis or bad breath has various potential causes like certain foods, health conditions and habits, and practicing good oral hygiene can help reduce its occurrence and risk of cavities

1. Oral / Dental
Problems

2. Cavities
-These are permanently damaged areas in the hard
surface of your teeth that develop into tiny openings or
holes.
-These are also called tooth decay or caries.
-These are caused by a combination of factors,
including bacteria in your mouth, frequent snacking,
sipping sugary drinks, and not cleaning your teeth well.

3. -It is a common and mild form of gum disease that
causes irritation, redness and swelling of gums.
-It is important to take this seriously and treat it promptly.
-It can lead to much more serious gum disease and
eventual tooth loss.
-It common cause is poor oral hygiene.
Gingivitis

4. - It is a serious gum infection that damages the soft tissue and
destroys the bone that supports our teeth.
-It can cause tooth loss or worse, an increased risk of heart
attack or stroke and other health problems.
-It is common but largely preventable.
-It is usually the result of poor oral hygiene.
Periodontitis

5. -It refers to any degree of irregular contact of teeth of the upper jaw
with the teeth of the lower jaw.
-It can cause problems with the child’s bite, gum tissue, jaw joint,
speech development, and appearance.
Malocclusion

6. -It is also called as bad breath, that can be embarrassing and in
some case may even cause anxiety.
-Certain foods, health conditions, and habits are among the causes
of bad breath.
-To reduce bad breath, help avoid cavities and lower your risk of
gum disease, constantly practice good oral hygiene.
Halitosis

7. To avoid the oral and dental problems, always
observe good oral hygiene and consult your
dentist for better medication.