Nowadays, people are taking a lot of care of their overall health & wellness. However, despite your best efforts, health concerns can crop up at anytime. Many times it is seen that people suffer from orodental trauma which can be caused due to various factors and needs to be dealt with immediately by a dentist. Orodental trauma is of various types ranging from a broken tooth to abscess. Have a look at the slide to know the ways to effectively deal with orodental trauma.

1. How to Effectively Deal
With Orodental Trauma:
Advice from an
EXPERIENCED DENTIST IN SIMI VALLEY

2. Damage to the teeth,
mouth, or the oral cavity
causes orodental trauma.

3. Approximately 20% of people
have had dental trauma at
some time in their life.

4. Problems like tooth
misalignment &
environmental factors
can cause orodental
trauma leading to tooth
loss.

5. Here we will review some of
the signs of orodental
trauma & how effectively
you can deal with them.

6. Signs of
orodental
trauma

7. Below are the most
common signs & symptoms
of orodental trauma:
A broken, chipped, loose, misaligned, or missing tooth
Gum, lip, cheek, or mouth bleeding
Difficulty moving your jaw or mouth
A tooth with a sharp or rough edge

8. Getting help for orodental
care

9. Any dental emergency, such as
tooth or gum damage, can be
more severe than you think &
should not be neglected.

10. Outlined below
are guides on
what to do if
you have any of
these common
dental issues

11. Chipped or
fractured teeth

12. Rinse your mouth
with warm water
& spit it out into
the sink, ensuring
you rinse all the
broken parts out.

13. If there is
bleeding, you
could put a piece
of gauze in the
area for about 10
minutes or until
the flow stops.

14. It is essential to consult your dentist as
soon as possible for professional help.

15. Knocked-out tooth

16. Locate the tooth,
grasp it by the crown,
and rinse the root
with clean water.

17. Do not scrape it or remove any
adhering tissue fragments.

18. Knocked-out teeth have the best chance of
survival if they are examined by a dentist.

19. Toothaches

20. Some tips to
relieving tooth
pains include
rinsing with warm
salt water, using
hydrogen peroxide,
& using cold
compress.

21. If your tooth
aches worsens,
temporary
homemade
pain alleviation
won’t help.

22. When it is evident that the
condition in your mouth is
worsening, contact a dental
expert.

23. Abscess

24. Abscess are
infections that form
around a tooth’s root
or in the area
between the teeth
and gums.

25. They are a
dangerous disorder
that can cause
tissue and
surrounding teeth to
deteriorate.

26. Because an abscess can cause
significant oral health & overall health
concerns, consult your dentist.

27. Dental Group of
Simi Valley for
all dental
procedures

28. Usually, extensive
dental treatment is
required to salvage
the condition if it
hasn’t gone beyond
redemption.

29. The Dental Group of Simi Valley
is here to meet your dental
needs.

30. Contact Us
PHONE NUMBER
(805) 870-8235
WEBSITE
https://www.dentalgroupofsimivalley.com/
MAILING ADDRESS
1720 E. Los Angeles Ave. Suite 202
Simi Valley, CA 93065