Gum Disease Treatment

GUM DISEASE TREATMENT IN SIKAR Don't let periodontal disease ruin your beautiful smile

When aiming for good oral health your gums play a significant role. The accumulation of bacteria impacts dental plaque which leads to inflammation and damage of the gums when you are neglecting the hygiene of your gums this is known as Periodontal (gum) disease, infecting the tissues that support and surround your teeth. Additionally, the consequences affect below the gum line, breaking down the attachment of the tooth and its supporting tissues.

Regular dental check-ups and examinations are highly recommended by Usha Smile Care a dental specialist can determine signs of gum infections which may not be visible to the human eye. By using advanced technology in dentistry, gum disease treatment in Sikarconsists of examining the signs of early and late phases of the disease.

Symptoms may varies red, swollen and tender gums, pus and pockets between gums and teeth, receding gums, gums that bleed during or after brushing, flossing or eating hard food, loose, shifting or separating teeth, bad breath and persistent bad metallic taste in mouth, mouth sores, changes in the fit of dentures and the way the teeth fit during bites.

Two stages periodontal diseases : Gingivitis and Periodontitis.

Gingivitis

The bacterial accumulation in the mouth cauese Gingivitis (inflammation of the gums). It is fairly common infection that begins with The buildup of plaque causes gums to become red and swollen and bleed easily. It is often a result of poor oral hygiene, inadequate nutrition and some other medical conditions.

When left untreated, gingivitis can progress to Periodontitis.

Periodontitis

Periodontitis is the advanced stage of gingivitis where the severe infection erodes the supporting structures of the teeth. If left untreated it progreses in to loss and destruction of the bones, teeth and gums weakens the attachments and loosens the teeth.

Prevention

• Daily oral hygiene like brushing, flossing and
• regular use of an antiseptic mouthwash is critical in preventing of gum diseases.
• Use fluoridated toothpastes and replace toothbrushes once every one to three months.
• Maintain a proper diet that ensures proper growth and health of the gums and teeth.
• Avoid frequent consumption of foods and liquids that contain high amounts of sugar.
• Sugar allows bacterial adhesion and accumulation to the teeth and the tissues surrounding it. Limit sugar intake to the main meals of the day.
• Drinking plenty of water can help reduce inflammation by producing more saliva which in turn dilutes toxins from plaque.
• Regular visits to the dentist and dental examinations will help identify and address the risk and occurrence of infections.
• Progressive stages of the disease may call for more intensive treatments.