{ "query": "constant issue", "namespace": "22dbebe2-8e3c-4af6-8410-01925b293820", "messages": [ { "role": "assistant", "content": "Hello! I am Dr. Prevent \u2013 your digital assistant for dental and health questions. How can I help you today?" }, { "role": "user", "content": "{{start}}" }, { "role": "user", "content": "hello" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "M\u00f6chten Sie ein bestimmtes Problem beschreiben? \ud83e\uddb7\ud83e\udea5\n\nHier sind einige Beispiele:\n\n*Hallo! \ud83d\udc4b Ich bin Dr. Prevent \u2013 Ihr digitaler Assistent f\u00fcr Zahn- und \ud83e\uddb7\u2728 Z\u00e4hne aufhellen\n* \ud83e\uddb7\ud83d\ude25 Emp Gesundheitsfragen. Was kann ich f\u00fcr Sie tun? \ud83d\ude0a\n" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "findliche Z\u00e4hne\n* \ud83e\uddb7\ud83e\ude78 Zahnfleischgesundheit\n* \ud83e\uddb7\ud83e\udda0 Allgemeine Hygiene\n\nBitte w\u00e4hlen Sie eine Option oder beschreiben Sie Ihr Problem. \n" }, { "role": "user", "content": "gum bleeding" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Blutendes Zahnfleisch kann ein Zeichen f\u00fcr Zahnfleischentz\u00fcndung (Gingivitis) oder Parodontitis sein. \n\nEs ist wichtig, dass Sie einen Zahnarzt aufsuchen, um die Ursache f\u00fcr das blutende Zahnfleisch zu kl\u00e4ren. \n\nIn der Zwischenzeit k\u00f6nnen Sie folgende Tipps befolgen:\n\n* **Verwenden Sie eine weiche Zahnb\u00fcrste:** Eine harte Zahnb\u00fcrste kann das Zahnfleisch reizen und zu Blutungen f\u00fchren.\n* **B\u00fcrsten Sie Ihre Z\u00e4hne sanft:** B\u00fcrsten Sie Ihre Z\u00e4hne nicht zu stark, da dies das Zahnfleisch ebenfalls reizen kann.\n* **Verwenden Sie Zahnpasta f\u00fcr empfindliches Zahnfleisch:** Diese Zahnpasta enth\u00e4lt oft Inhaltsstoffe, die das Zahnfleisch beruhigen und sch\u00fctzen.\n* **Benutzen Sie Zahnseide:** Zahnseide hilft, Plaque und Essensreste zwischen den Z\u00e4hnen zu entfernen, was ebenfalls zu Blutungen f\u00fchren kann.\n* **Verwenden Sie eine Mundsp\u00fclung:** Eine Mundsp\u00fclung kann helfen, Bakterien im Mund zu reduzieren und das Zahnfleisch zu beruhigen.\n\nIch bin kein echter Arzt, aber ich kann Ihnen Tipps basierend auf Expertenempfehlungen geben. Bitte z\u00f6gern Sie nicht, sich jederzeit an unser Team zu wenden!\n" }, { "role": "user", "content": "pls translate in english" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Bleeding gums can be a sign of gingivitis (gum inflammation) or periodontitis. \n\nIt's important to see a dentist to determine the cause of your bleeding gums. \n\nIn the meantime, you can follow these tips:\n\n* **Use a soft-bristled toothbrush:** A hard toothbrush can irritate your gums and cause bleeding.\n* **Brush your teeth gently:** Don't brush your teeth too hard, as this can also irritate your gums.\n* **Use toothpaste for sensitive gums:** This toothpaste often contains ingredients that soothe and protect the gums.\n* **Use dental floss:** Flossing helps remove plaque and food debris between your teeth, which can also cause bleeding.\n* **Use mouthwash:** Mouthwash can help reduce bacteria in your mouth and soothe your gums.\n\nI am not a real doctor, but I can provide tips based on expert recommendations. Please feel free to contact our team anytime!\n" }, { "role": "user", "content": "I need help" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Gerne helfe ich Ihnen! \ud83d\ude0a \n\nK\u00f6nnen Sie mir bitte genauer sagen, was Sie ben\u00f6tigen? \n\nZum Beispiel:\n\n* Suchen Sie nach einem bestimmten Zahnprodukt? \ud83e\uddb7\ud83e\udea5\n* Brauchen Sie Rat zu einem bestimmten Zahnproblem? \n* Oder haben Sie eine allgemeine Frage zur Zahnpflege? \ud83e\udd14\n\nIch bin hier, um Ihnen zu helfen! \n" }, { "role": "user", "content": "pls converse in english" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Sure, I can help you with your dental care needs in English. \n\nWhat are you looking for today? Are you looking for a specific type of dental product or advice? \n" }, { "role": "user", "content": "dental adivce" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Gerne gebe ich Ihnen ein paar Tipps zur Zahnpflege! \ud83d\ude0a\n\nUm Ihnen die besten Ratschl\u00e4ge zu geben, brauche ich ein paar Informationen. Was sind Ihre Hauptanliegen in Bezug auf Ihre Z\u00e4hne? \n\nZum Beispiel:\n\n* Konzentrieren Sie sich auf das Aufhellen Ihrer Z\u00e4hne? \ud83e\uddb7\u2728\n* Haben Sie Probleme mit empfindlichen Z\u00e4hnen? \ud83e\uddb7\ud83d\ude25\n* M\u00f6chten Sie Ihre Zahnfleischgesundheit verbessern? \ud83e\uddb7\ud83d\udcaa\n* Oder geht es Ihnen um allgemeine Hygiene? \ud83e\udea5\n\nSagen Sie mir einfach, was Sie am meisten besch\u00e4ftigt, und ich kann Ihnen die besten Tipps und Produkte von ApaCare empfehlen! \n" }, { "role": "user", "content": "pls constantly converse in english" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Okay, I understand. I will continue our conversation in English from now on. \n\nTo give you the best advice, I need a little more information. What are your main concerns about your teeth? \n\nFor example:\n\n* Are you focusing on whitening your teeth? \ud83e\uddb7\u2728\n* Do you have problems with sensitive teeth? \ud83e\uddb7\ud83d\ude25\n* Would you like to improve your gum health? \ud83e\uddb7\ud83d\udcaa\n* Or are you concerned about general hygiene? \ud83e\udea5\n\nJust tell me what's on your mind, and I can recommend the best tips and products from ApaCare! \n" }, { "role": "user", "content": "I have bad breath problems" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Bad breath, also known as halitosis, can be a sensitive topic, but it's something we can definitely address! \n\nTo give you the best advice, I need a little more information. Is your bad breath a persistent problem, or does it come and go? \n\nFor example:\n\n* Do you notice it only after eating certain foods like garlic or onions? \n* Is it a constant issue, even after brushing your teeth? \n* Have you noticed any other changes in your oral health, like bleeding gums or a dry mouth? \n\nOnce I have a better understanding of your situation, I can recommend the best ApaCare products and tips to help you! \n" }, { "role": "user", "content": "constant issue" } ], "stream": true, "language_level": "", "chat_channel": ":9e3f94d2-cb72-4fa1-8519-2d9c1a8f7f19:1739959173985", "language": "German", "tone": "neutral", "writing_style": "standard", "model": "gemini-1.5-flash", "knowledgebase": "ki-dev-large", "seed": 1, "client_id": 1739959173985, "all_context": false, "follow_up_for": null, "knowledgebase_files_count": 1, "override_command": null, "disable_clarity_check": false, "high_consistency": false, "custom_primer": "You are a digital sales rep for ApaCare, a dental care company. 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\n' 'After successful initial periodontal treatment (see ' 'tip 8), the gums tighten and, in the best-case ' 'scenario, the gum pockets disappear and often reduce in ' 'size. However, bony regeneration usually does not ' 'occur. The basic tendency to periodontitis is ' 'also the same after treatment as before (see tip 3). In ' 'this respect, periodontitis is basically "incurable". ' 'The inflammation-free state and the associated ' 'standstill for further bone resorption only remains ' 'stable for a certain period of time, which varies from ' 'person to person. This must be determined individually ' 'in order to repeat the periodontitis therapy (as ' 'so-called supportive periodontal therapy, UPT) ' 'in a modified or analogue form at intervals as ' 'required.
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' Professional tooth cleaning at the dentist alone is '
'often not enough to halt the progression of periodontal '
'disease, as it does not affect the inflammatory '
'reactions in the depths of the gum pockets. The first '
'UPT usually takes place 6 - 8 weeks after the initial '
'periodontitis therapy, then after 3, 6 to 12 months. It '
'is important that the dentist reassesses the risk of '
'disease progression from time to time (general '
'illnesses, stress, living conditions, medication, '
'hormone status, etc.) and then adjusts the intervals '
'individually. For a lifetime.
Genetically determined (hereditary predisposition) ' 'and risk factors acquired in the course of life, such ' 'as general diseases (e.g. diabetes, rheumatic diseases, ' 'autoimmune diseases, etc.), side effects of medication ' '(see tip 2), lifestyle habits (e.g. smoking/alcohol, ' 'unhealthy diet (sugar, saturated fatty acids, etc.) or ' 'stress favour the development of oral flora that can ' 'cause disease. (e.g. smoking/alcohol), an unhealthy ' 'diet (sugar, saturated fatty acids ...) or stress ' 'favour the development of pathogenic oral flora and can ' 'lead to excessive immune (defence) reactions in the ' 'gums and periodontium.
\n' 'The body then produces messenger substances in ' 'response to the (normal) bacterial infection, which ' 'lead to the breakdown of the periodontium and the bony ' 'tooth socket. As a result, bone and (often) gums can ' 'recede. This leads to exposed root surfaces, often with ' 'hypersensitivity, tooth migration and tooth loosening. ' 'In the final stage, the tooth socket on the jawbone is ' 'broken down and the teeth fall out.
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' Periodontitis is often the result of a hereditary '
'predisposition and can be favoured by general illnesses '
'or lifestyle habits, such as smoking, and above all '
'stress.
The frequency of cases has risen sharply since ' 'the 1980s, so that in the early days, environmental ' 'influences and pesticides were seen as the main ' 'possible causes. This could not be scientifically ' 'confirmed.
Today, it is assumed that a ' 'combination of several causes could be responsible. In ' 'particular, early childhood respiratory diseases such ' 'as bronchial asthma, pneumonia, pseudocroup etc. are ' 'suspected, probably together with a genetic ' 'predisposition.
Drug interactions with ' 'antibiotics or asthma sprays taken in early childhood ' 'or endocrine interactions, for example with special ' 'plastics (e.g. Bis-GMA), are also being discussed.
\n' 'In ' 'German-speaking countries today, approx. 30% of ' '10-year-old children and approx. 40% of 15-year-old ' 'adolescents have at least one hypomineralisation in ' 'their permanent teeth. Approximately 10% to 15% of this ' 'age group worldwide suffer from MIH (chalk teeth); 5% ' 'in a severe form.
A frequent complication is ' 'early superimposed, usually rapidly progressing caries ' 'in the affected areas.
In severe cases, the ' 'affected teeth are often very sensitive or painful. ' 'This can lead to functional limitations when chewing ' 'and often to social problems (appearance).
\n' '\n' 'Persistent dry mouth ' 'is often the result of radiotherapy or chemotherapy, a ' 'concomitant symptom of a disease of the salivary ' 'glands, a consequence of salivary gland tumours or ' "diabetes.
In Sjögren's syndrome, an autoimmune " 'disease, a chronic inflammatory reaction leads to the ' 'destruction of the salivary and lacrimal glands. ' 'Post-menopausal women in particular can be affected. ' '
\n' 'Bad breath is the umbrella term for various forms of ' 'unpleasant smelling breath. Eating certain foods such ' 'as onions or garlic, stimulants such as tobacco or ' 'alcohol or an empty stomach can cause short-term bad ' 'breath.
\n' 'There are two forms of persistent bad ' 'breath:
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' Bad breath is not a disease, but in the long term '
'it is often a sign of poor oral hygiene or a '
'concomitant symptom of systemic diseases. Older people '
'are affected more often than younger people, men more '
'often than women.
Genetically determined (hereditary predisposition) and risk factors acquired in the course of life, such as general diseases (e.g. diabetes, rheumatic diseases, autoimmune diseases, etc.), side effects of medication (see tip 2), lifestyle habits (e.g. smoking/alcohol, unhealthy diet (sugar, saturated fatty acids, etc.) or stress favour the development of oral flora that can cause disease. (e.g. smoking/alcohol), an unhealthy diet (sugar, saturated fatty acids ...) or stress favour the development of pathogenic oral flora and can lead to excessive immune (defence) reactions in the gums and periodontium.
The body then produces messenger substances in response to the (normal) bacterial infection, which lead to the breakdown of the periodontium and the bony tooth socket. As a result, bone and (often) gums can recede. This leads to exposed root surfaces, often with hypersensitivity, tooth migration and tooth loosening. In the final stage, the tooth socket on the jawbone is broken down and the teeth fall out.
Expert tip
Periodontitis is often the result of a hereditary predisposition and can be favoured by general illnesses or lifestyle habits, such as smoking, and above all stress.
The frequency of cases has risen sharply since the 1980s, so that in the early days, environmental influences and pesticides were seen as the main possible causes. This could not be scientifically confirmed.
Today, it is assumed that a combination of several causes could be responsible. In particular, early childhood respiratory diseases such as bronchial asthma, pneumonia, pseudocroup etc. are suspected, probably together with a genetic predisposition.
Drug interactions with antibiotics or asthma sprays taken in early childhood or endocrine interactions, for example with special plastics (e.g. Bis-GMA), are also being discussed.
In German-speaking countries today, approx. 30% of 10-year-old children and approx. 40% of 15-year-old adolescents have at least one hypomineralisation in their permanent teeth. Approximately 10% to 15% of this age group worldwide suffer from MIH (chalk teeth); 5% in a severe form.
A frequent complication is early superimposed, usually rapidly progressing caries in the affected areas.
In severe cases, the affected teeth are often very sensitive or painful. This can lead to functional limitations when chewing and often to social problems (appearance).
Persistent dry mouth is often the result of radiotherapy or chemotherapy, a concomitant symptom of a disease of the salivary glands, a consequence of salivary gland tumours or diabetes.
In Sjögren's syndrome, an autoimmune disease, a chronic inflammatory reaction leads to the destruction of the salivary and lacrimal glands. Post-menopausal women in particular can be affected.
Bad breath is the umbrella term for various forms of unpleasant smelling breath. Eating certain foods such as onions or garlic, stimulants such as tobacco or alcohol or an empty stomach can cause short-term bad breath.
There are two forms of persistent bad breath:
Expert tip
Bad breath is not a disease, but in the long term it is often a sign of poor oral hygiene or a concomitant symptom of systemic diseases. Older people are affected more often than younger people, men more often than women.