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Emotional Stress contributes towards Oral Health Problems
An anxiety disorder that includes panic attacks, phobias, post traumatic stress disorders (PTSD) and generalized anxiety are a few serious conditions with oral health implications which can be treated with a number of different methods. This report was according to the article published in the December 2003 issue of general health Dentistry that was a pre reviewed journal of the AGD or Academy of General Dentistry.
James W. Little, the lead report author at DMD says that oral health problems that are associated with anxiety disorders include dry mouth [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], canker sores, lichen planus, red areas or mouth ulcers, lacy white lines, Temporomandibular joint disorders and burning mouth syndrome. The patients with anxiety might altogether disregard their oral health and would then be at a higher risk for dental caries, bruxism or grinding and periodontal. The anxiety can be caused by being anxious for a needle and the complicated procedures.
Mike Bromberg the AGD spokesperson at DDS says that you should tell your dentist about your anxiety disorder as you should also tell the dentist about the medications that you are currently taking. This would however be the right decision in treating your emotional anxiety towards your dental health. A few medications also decrease the ability of the mouth to produce saliva which would again increase the risk of developing dry mouth, periodontal disease and tooth decay. However, there are also other medication side effects that include dry mouth [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], bleeding, anemia and vomiting that can case tooth erosion and decay. If you are also suffering from some other disease apart from a dental disease and are on special medication [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], then it is important that you consult your dentist regarding the medications and follow a healthy oral hygiene regimen.