Guide to Gum Treatment
Gum treatment is an essential part of maintaining oral health, as healthy gums support the teeth and help maintain overall oral well-being. Many individuals suffer from gum issues such as gingivitis and advanced periodontal disease, which require the intervention of a dentist to ensure good oral health.
Many individuals experience various gum-related problems, with gingivitis being one of the most common conditions. If not treated properly, this condition can worsen and lead to more serious gum diseases, necessitating urgent medical intervention
Practical Procedures for Gum Treatment
Initial Evaluation
Visit the dentist for a comprehensive assessment of oral health.
Examine the gums, teeth, and surrounding tissues to identify any inflammation or diseases.
Deep Cleaning
- Tartar Removal: The dentist uses special tools to remove plaque and tartar buildup above and below the gum line.
- Teeth Polishing: After tartar removal, the teeth are polished to eliminate stains and enhance appearance.
Medication Treatment
The dentist may prescribe antibiotics or antibacterial mouth rinses to help reduce inflammation and prevent infection.
Education and Guidance
Guide the patient on how to improve oral hygiene and care for the gums, including tooth brushing techniques and flossing.
Gum Surgery (if necessary)
In cases of severe gum inflammation, surgery may be required:
- Pocket Reduction Surgery: To reduce the depth of gum pockets and clean them.
- Gum Grafting: To cover exposed roots or to enhance lost tissue
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