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Piercings in the mouth

08/10/2013

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You may not aware that the side effects of oral piercings .

What is a piercing in the mouth ?
Is any type of piercing that can be in the tongue, lips or cheeks . In recent years , the piercings in the mouth area have become a form of individual expression . As ear piercing , earrings and metal rings are placed in the mouth of different styles and include parts such as pins , knobs and rings . But the piercing placed on the tongue , lips or cheek involves greater risks than those placed in the ear . Before drilling anywhere , inside or outside of the mouth , talk to your dentist.

The oral piercings pose more risk than placed in the ear
What are the risks of this type of piercing ?

You may not aware that the side effects of oral piercings . These effects are :

Infection - The mouth contains millions of bacteria that can cause infection after an oral piercing . Touching the metal parts after placed in mouth also increases the risk of getting an infection .

Prolonged bleeding - When a blood vessel is punctured by the needle during the placement procedure , there may be bleeding difficult to control with excessive blood loss .

Pain and swelling - are common symptoms of oral piercings . In more serious cases , the swollen tongue can actually close off the airway and restrict breathing .

Damaged teeth - contact with the jewelry can fracture teeth . Teeth with restorations - such as crowns or caps - can also be damaged by metal parts .

Injury to the gums - Metal parts can not only injure the gum tissue that is sensitive , but can also cause gum recession . Gingival recession is unsightly and makes your teeth more vulnerable to decay and periodontitis .

Interference with the normal function of the mouth - Jewels increase saliva production , preventing you pronounce words correctly and cause problems with chewing .

Blood-borne diseases - The piercing mouth was identified by NIH as a possible mode of transmission of hepatitis B , C , D and G.

Endocarditis - Oral piercing can cause endocarditis , an inflammation of the heart valves or tissues . The wound caused by piercing gives the bacteria in the mouth the opportunity to enter the bloodstream and can reach the heart .

How long does a piercing ?

If you do not contract any infection and your oral piercings do not interfere with the normal functions of the mouth , can be used permanently. But be sure to go to the dentist if you experience any kind of pain or some other problem .
Because of the risks involved even after the wound piercing disappears ( as is the case of swallowing loose parts or damage the teeth ) , the best thing is to avoid oral piercings .


Source : Last Second

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