But we will mention a few quirks.

• Oral Infections: very important not only hygienic habits of oral care but in general. The care and regular disinfection liquid antiseptic mouth of the prosthesis are very necessary. Maintaining a good general state of health (physical and psychological) helps to have good natural defenses against germs.

• Injuries (ulcers) by rubbing or decubitus: if used prosthetics, they must be withdrawn from the mouth at least 3-4 hours a day to rest mucous membranes. The prosthesis must be reviewed every 6-12 months by the dentist.

• Injuries radiation zone in oral / chemotherapy: Prevention of mucositis / osteoradionecrosis:

Come as early as possible before starting treatment with radiation or chemotherapy: To eliminate any source of infection that could get worse, down to the defenses, during treatment radio / chemo.

Brushing after each meal with a medium or soft brush and fluoride toothpaste. If it is very annoying or excessive bleeding should use a wet gauze to clean teeth and massage gums.

Rinse daily one-minute settlement with fluoridated.

Rinse daily with an antiseptic minutes.

Drink plenty of water to avoid or at least alleviate the dry mouth. (Ice).

Apply several times a day to lip balm, especially if you are going to go out on the street.

• Leukoplakia and erithroplakia: stop smoking immediately, if you are a smoker, and going to review appointments with the dentist every 6 months at most to control the evolution of injuries. If there are other habits or irritating agents of the oral mucosa that may be causing these injuries, eliminate them as soon as possible.

• Mucocele: no biting his lips, if mucoceles on the lips.

• Obstructions, infections and Sjogren's syndrome: it is vitally important to drink plenty of water and have a good oral hygiene, to prevent and cope as best as possible these processes. In Sjogren's syndrome is very appropriate prevention of tooth decay, for example Mouthrinses with the use of fluorinated.

• Bone disorders in connection with teeth: prevent infections in the teeth (caries, periodontal disease).

• Alterations of bone development, we must eliminate harmful agents during pregnancy, such as snuff and alcohol, as well as pursue a full and varied diet (avoid nutritional deficiencies).

• Alterations in bone metabolism disorders: in some cases may be suitable nutritional supplements medically supervised, and it is very important to exercise caution so as not to suffer injuries in these patients.