Piercings and your oral health

Do you think to buy jewelry on your tongue, lips, cheeks? Determine if the risk associated with oral drilling is worth

Missing teeth Jewelry and fractures occur when jewels are sleeping, eating teeth, when eating teeth when they are talking jewels in their mouths. Small debris and fractures can be fixed with fillers and crowns; if a deeper fracture or big tooth falls it can do a root canal or tooth extraction.

The gums are damaged. Oral jewelry can wipe the gums off the gums and expose the roots. This type of injury can cause hypersensitivity to the teeth, requiring surgery such as root canals and tooth extraction.

Swollen This condition is commonly seen after puncture, but if the expansion of the tongue is too large, the respiratory tract plugs up.

Nerve injury Temporary or permanent nerve damage may occur, paralyzing your tongue or mouth. Nerve damage can also affect your preference and the way you move your mouth

Infection Your mouth is a breeding ground for bacteria - When holes are drilled between piercings, bacteria can enter the bloodstream. Poor brushing habits and touched punctures with dirty hands can also lead to infections

Blood infections Piercing instruments that do not properly disinfect may spread diseases such as hepatitis

Please clean. In addition to brushing twice a day and flossing, please use a disinfectant mouthwash after each meal. Try to brush your jewelry to remove invisible plaque!

Small (呃) Your piercer may use a large barbell to leave room for swelling; switching to a small barbell will rarely cause damage if the swelling diminishes.

Please play safely. Once the perforation has healed, please take off your jewels before exercise, meals and sleep. When removing metal, close the hole with a plastic tangling holder.

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.

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