What to do if menopausal women have loose teeth

After women reach menopause, their body hormones change, which leads to calcium loss in the bones, resulting in osteoporosis. This situation also seriously affects women's teeth. This is the main reason for tooth pain and loose teeth. Therefore, it is particularly important to protect teeth during menopause, and they must also be adjusted if their teeth become loose.

First, the oral resistance of menopausal women is weakened, so they should pay more attention to brushing their teeth in the morning and evening to remove food residues in the mouth to prevent tooth decay.

Second, repair missing teeth. Missing teeth will not only reduce chewing ability, affect digestion and nutrient absorption, affect language and appearance, but also accelerate the loosening and falling of adjacent teeth. Dentures can eliminate defects and restore tooth function.

Third, "clicking your teeth" before going to bed and in the morning can massage the gums and prevent gum atrophy. You can also roll your tongue, gargle, clench your teeth, etc.

Fourth, rinse your mouth and brush your teeth frequently with warm water to avoid stimulation from excessive cold or heat, which can reduce pulp inflammation.

Fifth, many people think that gingivitis and tooth decay are not serious diseases, but there are many more important things. Little do people know that repeated occurrences of these "minor illnesses" will damage dental health and cause teeth to loosen and fall out.

When women experience loose teeth during menopause, they should not only undergo the above-mentioned treatments but also go to the hospital for regular examinations and let the doctor develop the best plan to protect and treat their teeth based on their own situation. This not only treats and protects women's teeth, but is also good for the body.