Teeth And Gums Meet The Requirements?

The condition of teeth and gums is satisfactory to ensure aesthetic function, no pain and no chewing and pronunciation disorders.
In the environment of the mouth, teeth and gums, there is an interrelated relationship, which exists together. When teeth are extracted, the gums will shrink gradually and become smaller; Conversely, when the gums become inflamed, the teeth will be shaken and affect the chewing strength.
Teeth and gums meet the requirements
The teeth are healthy
- The teeth grow neatly on the arch of the jaw, not obstructed, no pain when eating chew.
- Teeth are not decayed, no wear and tear in the neck of teeth, do not get sensitive when chewing

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- If the tooth has been decayed, it must be well sealed and close to the tooth tissue, not discolored, or squeezed food around the filling.
- No teeth are loose, infected or painful when eating chew.
- No infected root teeth remain on the arch
- If there are extracted teeth that affect the function of chewing, aesthetics and pronunciation, these teeth must be replaced with prostheses such as removable plastic teeth, porcelain teeth, implants .



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Healthy gums and oral mucosa
- Gums are light pink, do not bleed and are not painful when chewing.
- Gums are not swollen, puffed, bleeding, pus when chewing.
- No tartar, plaque around the neck.
- No loose teeth, no protruding and elongated teeth due to receding gums revealing the neck and partial root.
- Teeth are not displaced, displacement makes the teeth become sparse
- No pus bags, periodontal bags, stuffing food.




- Oral mucosa is not ulcerated, does not have chronic or acute pain.
- Bad breath.
Teeth - mouth unsatisfactory
Unsatisfied teeth
- Teething teeth deviate from the arch of the jaw, causing obstruction, confusion and soreness when chewing.
- Teeth with many deep holes have not been filled, teeth are sensitive when chewing.
- Untreated infected tooth on the root.
- Teeth are worn out at the neck, causing sensitivity when eating or sensitivity when brushing.
- The fillings no longer adhere well, the fillings are exposed, the discolored fillings or food are squeezed around the fillings.
- Missing one or more teeth affects chewing and aesthetic function but has not been replaced by prostheses to maintain aesthetic function and chewing function.




- The prostheses and dentures no longer fit closely and no longer function aesthetically and chew function.
Gums and oral mucosa unsatisfactory
- Gums are swollen red, no longer light pink, gums bleed easily when chewing and brushing teeth.
- Dental calculus plays a lot in the tooth neck.
- Bad breath. Pressing on the gums feels soft, puffy, bloody, pus comes out.
- There is one or more loose teeth.
- Feeling that the teeth are protruding and elongated due to the receding gums revealing the neck of the tooth and part of the root.
- Teeth are dislocated, moving makes the teeth become sparse.




- There appears periodontal pocket, where easy to stuff food and contains many bacteria.
- On X-ray film there is bone resorption at the apical or crestal crest.
- Mouth sores, chronic or acute pain.
BS. CKII Nguyen Duc Hue.

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