There are different Teeth diseases:
Tooth Breakage and Discoloration
Teeth have a shiny outer layer which gives them brightness. When this layer is lost, teeth lose their shine. In this condition, the ability to tolerate hot or cold foods is lost. Chewing hard food becomes difficult. When calcium components in the body are depleted, dirt accumulates on the teeth and black lines appear. Then teeth start breaking and gradually crumble into pieces.
Causes:
Poor dental hygiene
Use of gas-producing foods
Paan (betel leaf)
Cigarettes and drug use
Indigestion
Teeth grinding during sleep
Some people, especially children and women, grind their teeth during sleep as if chewing something, producing similar sounds. This actually happens due to spasms in the muscles of the tooth roots caused by excess gas.
Causes:
Indigestion
Intestinal worms
Early stage epilepsy
Excessive use of gas-forming foods
Gum Disease (Masoora / Pyorrhea)
Due to not cleaning the teeth, inflammation and swelling occur in the gums. Initially, bleeding starts from the gums, and then pus begins to form. The lower parts of the teeth become hollow and start to loosen. Gum tissue decreases around them. Rinsing causes pus-mixed blood to come out. The mouth constantly emits a foul smell like sewage, and saliva contains blood particles. When this saliva reaches the throat, it causes irritation in the throat, food pipe, stomach, and intestines. Stool becomes dark in color, and pain is less. Ordinary use of toothbrush or toothpaste gives no significant benefit.
Causes:
Poor dental hygiene
Gastric diabetes
Dental tuberculosis
Indigestion
Excess use of sour foods
Severe constipation
Hemorrhoidal material
Tooth Overgrowth
Due to an increase in animal substance (phosphorus) in the blood, a condition develops in which teeth grow excessively and spread outward.
Causes:
Excessive use of hot and moist foods