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Thursday, February 3, 2011

Toothache and Erectile Dysfunction in Men


Do not underestimate toothache  especially  to men friends. The pain caused by toothache makes us all difficult. Want to eat hard, sleep hard, doing whatever it was difficult. But you know, there are other more serious result of this tooth pain, namely lowering male erectile dysfunction (erectile dysfunction). Erectile dysfunction is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse can be perfect.
Erectile dysfunction in cases of dental pain, allegedly caused by inhibition or suppression of parasympathetic nerves and is unable to release the neurotransmitter in the corpus cavernosa smooth muscle, which in turn causes dilation of peripheral blood vessels. In addition, the brain in the thalamus and the hypothalamus area was filled with the sensation of pain so that the area was not able to perceive sexual sensation received, by  excitatory palpation, visual, imagination.
As a result, the sensation can not be forwarded to desenden nerve fibers toward the center in the area of segment erection torakolumbal. From this study found, tooth pain due to acute pulpitis, acute periodontitis and pulp hiperemia affect sexual stimulation so that the frequency of intercourse may be reduced significantly.
Even in cases of acute pulpitis and periodontitis acute, sexual relations during the first week and the second is reduced between 90 -97 percent. Meanwhile, in patients with periodontal abscesses, although it can have sexual relations but making out in a sexual activity decreased significantly. This means, the quality of one's life can be affected by dental pain. Therefore, if you need a time away to care clinic, because it will provide solutions to other health-related gear. If it's caring well from the beginning may not have regular clinic care. Source: Evan Hamsafir, http://www.infogigi.com

Tips to Overcome Fear of Dentists


Some of you may experience fear and anxiety when visiting the dentist. Here are some tips to overcome your fear of visiting the dentist:
1. Before you go to the dentist, take time to relax and calm down. Breathe deeply and imagine you're having a quiet visit dental care.
2. Ask as many questions as possible about the procedure. The more you know, you will feel more calm about everything.
3. If you experience anxiety / restlessness, it is important to communicate your anxiety at the dentist before the procedure. do not tell your anxiety can cause the emergence of the horrific allegations, thus creating a very unpleasant experience. Keep in mind that dentists have been trained to relieve anxiety / nervousness of people in dentistry.
4. Some dentists will provide headphones with soothing music as you sit in a chair. Continue breathing deeply and focus on music.
Going to the dentist does not have to be a horrible experience. Stay focused for the calm and you will not experience significant problems.  Source : http://www.infogigi.com