Oral (mouth) piercings

Always consider the influence on the mouth before oral puncture. Possible risks of oral perforation (especially tongue perforation) are as follows.

Before your mouth is stabbed, it is prudent to check with your doctor to see if you are pregnant, allergy, heart disease, diabetes or skin disease.

If you want to do an oral puncture, do it professionally and seek advice from a piercer. In particular, please request information and evidence of the sterilization process. Do not puncture yourself or make it friends

Reduce swelling in the first healing process by cold, cold drink, slight sleep enhancement on the head

Especially after meals (preferably using non alcoholic mouthwashes), please rinse your mouth regularly with antibacterial mouthwash.

If pain or swelling persists even after several days, or if you have severe redness, bleeding, pain or pus around the perforation, consult a doctor immediately or consult a doctor immediately.

Ask the piercing machine whether there are few substitute jewelry to damage the teeth and gums (eg bioplastic instead of stainless steel)

Regularly tighten the jewelry ball head with clean hands to minimize the risk of accidental digestion

If you notice gums or tooth damage or pain, consult an oral health expert.

Perforation is a common form of self expression. Mouth holes and tongue cracks may be cool, but they may be harmful to your health. This is because there are millions of bacteria in their mouth and infected and swollen often when a hole in their mouth is opened. For example, a mouth or tongue may swell too much to occlude the airway, and if a part of the jewel breaks in the mouth it may suffocate. In some cases, you may click on jewels repeatedly to bite your teeth and fight teeth if you are biting too hard when you are a piercing. Oral puncture can also lead to more severe infections such as hepatitis and endocarditis

Oral perforation is any perforation of the tongue, lips or cheeks. In recent years, oral cavity perforation has become a kind of self expression. Like the perforated ears, metal jewelry used in mouth holes has various styles including rivets, barbells and rings. But stabbing your tongue, lips or cheeks poses greater health risk than piercing your ear. You should seek advice from your dentist before any part of you can be drilled. They can remain in your mouth indefinitely unless your mouth is infected and your mouth drilling does not affect normal function. In addition to regular examination, please be sure to consult a dentist whenever there are signs of pain or problems. The most safe option is to avoid oral perforation altogether, as tooth and jewelry are loose and damaged by ingestion, even after the first wound heals it is risky.