Are oral piercings dangerous?

Yes, oral piercings can cause infection, uncontrollable bleeding, and nerve damage. Your teenager can choke on studs or hoops that come loose, and metal jewelry can crack or break his or her teeth. If your child is considering an oral piercing, talk with your dentist about the hazards associated with piercings in order to make the best choice.

If my teenage daughter has an eating disorder, can it affect her teeth? Bulimia (binge eating and then vomiting) and anorexia (a severely limited intake of food, sometimes with vomiting) are life- threatening illnesses that can cause serious oral health issues. Both disorders can lead to erosion of the tooth enamel when teeth are repeatedly exposed to acids from the stomach.

While your dentist can correct the deteriorated enamel, he or she cannot treat the eating disorder itself. If you suspect that your child has an eating disorder, consult with your child's physician immediately. By far the most important action you can take to preserve your ... more.

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