Gingivitis Treatment

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This procedure removes an overgrowth of tissue. This helps to reduce infection and bacteria. The removal of inflamed tissue helps to prevent further damage to gum tissue.

The main cause of gum disease is poor oral hygiene. When brushing and flossing techniques are not carried out effectively, this allows plaque to build up along the gum line. Plaque contains harmful bacteria resulting in the infection and inflammation of your gingivae or "gums". This condition is known as gingivitis and nearly all adults suffer from this to some degree. Bleeding on brushing or flossing your teeth is one of the earliest signs of gingivitis. Plaque left for any length of time will start to harden and form calculus or "tartar" on your teeth. This cannot be removed by tooth brushing alone, requiring specialist scaling by your hygienist or dentist. At this early stage gum disease is reversible. Regular visits to the hygienist will help you return to and maintain gingival health.

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Gums might sometimes get abnormally enlarged either due to tartar deposition because of poor oral hygiene or because of the side effects of certain medicines if used for a longer time. This leads to swelling in the gums due to increased blood supply (Inflammation) which manifests as bleeding gums. Gums appear red spongy. These enlarged gum tissue might harbour lot of bacteria in it which ultimately might loosen your teeth. Also enlarged gums looks unaesthetic (ugly),making your smile unpleasant.

Enlargement of gums can take place because of gingivitis or may be drug induced and consequently the gums may appear larger in size in size from time to time.Gingivectomy refers to the surgical removal of gum tissue or simply it is gum trimming. Gingivoplasty is a special procedure used to reshape healthy gum tissue to better support teeth. Laser crown lengthening and gingivectomy It is a surgical procedure performed to expose a greater amount of tooth structure for the purpose of subsequently restoring the tooth to normal health. It ensures that the fillings and crowns have enough support so as to make crowns appear longer, gum tissue and bone are removed. If a tooth breaks at the gum line, crown lengthening will expose more of the tooth. This enables a crown to be placed over the tooth, rather than extracting it and implanting later which is much more complicated. When decay sets in under a filling, crown lengthening procedures may also need to be incorporated to stabilize the tooth. Some people have extra gum tissue; exposing more of each tooth will help make gums look smaller and eliminates what normally called as gummy smiles.The benefits of using laser are:no cutting or suturing is involvedmore comfortable than standard gum surgeryLess time as compared to traditional surgery

Pregnant women who are expecting a baby soon normally experience higher levels of the hormones estrogen and progesterone. This increased Hormone production, leads to the gums react entirely different to the bacteria present in plaque. In several cases, it can cause a condition called "pregnancy gingivitis." Symptoms for pregnancy Gingivitis include inflated, red gums and bleeding of the gums while brushing. Latest research shows a link between pre-mature and low birth weight babies and gingivitis. Too much bacteria, that causes gingivitis, can enter the bloods through the gums. In this case, the bacteria can pass on to the uterus, causing the production of chemicals called "prostaglandins, These chemicals are suspected cause for pre-mature delivery. CDuring pregnancy, it is recoomended that you have regular dental check-ups to avoid mouth infections that can affect the fetus.

In early stage illness a basic scaling would serve the purpose. In case the illness is advanced you may need a deeper scaling which is called as sub- gingival scaling. In extremely advanced cases, a surgery could be needed to treat the impaired gums and underlying tooth supporting bone. In case of periodontal disease the mantra is to prevent it, since prevention is better than treatment!

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Treatment of Bleeding Gum (Gingivitis)

We provide treatment for diseased and infected gums. With damage to gums, comes damage to teeth, thus regular check-ups are essential. Advanced periodontal care is provided by our highly qualified consultant. Common services provided include: scaling and polishing, gingivectomies, flap surgeries and bone graft placement.

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Gingivitis -early stage - reversible -Signs and symptoms are red, swollen and puffy gums that bleed easily-not treated leads to periodontitis

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Gum Curettage Treatment

The bacteria cause inflammation of the gums that is called gingivitis. In gingivitis, the gums become red, swollen and can bleed easily. Gingivitis is a mild form of gum disease that can usually be reversed with daily brushing and flossing, and regular cleaning by a dentist or dental hygienist. This form of gum disease does not include any loss of bone and tissue that hold teeth in place.

You could be having a gum problem if you complain of one of the following symptoms:Bleeding gumsFoul breath.Loose shaky teethLodging of food between the teethSpacing between the teethIf you do, then you need to check your gum condition.

If you dread biting into an apple due to the fear of seeing your blood on it, or fearing of brushing as ur gums bleed while brushing, it s time you see a dentist for your bleeding gums. They could be an indication of something as simple as bad oral hygiene which can easily be taken care of to diseases like leukemia One of the reasons is infection due to improper brushing and flossing. If you do not practice proper dental hygiene, bacteria in the mouth form plaque on your teeth. The gums become swollen, resulting in bleeding gums. If plaque is not removed through regular brushing, it will harden to form tartar leading to a more advanced form of gum disease known as periodontitis (PYORRHEA) Summing it up, do not neglect bleeding gums otherwise u ll lose support of your teeth.

Gingivitis is the medical term for early gum disease, or periodontal disease. In general, gum disease can be caused by long-term exposure to plaque, the sticky but colorless film on teeth that forms after eating or sleeping. Gum disease originates in the gums, where infections form from harmful bacteria and other materials left behind from eating. Early warning signs include chronic bad breath, tender or painful swollen gums and minor bleeding after brushing or flossing. In many cases, however, gingivitis can go unnoticed. The infections can eventually cause the gums to separate from the teeth, creating even greater opportunities for infection and decay. Although gum disease is the major cause of tooth loss in adults, in many cases it is avoidable. If gingivitis goes untreated, more serious problems such as abscesses, bone loss or periodontitis can occur. Periodontitis is treated in a number of ways. One method, called root planing, involved cleaning and scraping below the gum line to smooth the roots. If effective, this procedure helps the gums reattach themselves to the tooth structure. However, not all instances of scaling and root planing successfully reattach the tooth to the gums. Additional measures may be needed if the periodontal pockets persist after scaling and root planing Pregnancy has also been known to cause a form of gingivitis. This has been linked to hormonal changes in the woman's body that promote plaque production.

Gingivectomy removes and reshapes loose diseased gum tissues to get rid of packets between the teeth and gums. While gingivoplasty re-contours the remaining thick and in naturally shaped gum tissue left after gingivectomy.Time Taken: Case dependentAdvantage at Smile N You Dental Care Centres:Expert Periodontist (gum specialist/surgeons)Advanced technological assistanceSingle sitting procedure

Take the Test and See... 1. Do you have tender, painful, itchy, or swollen gums? 2. Do your gums ever bleed when you brush your teeth, floss, or use a toothpick? Take the Test and See... 1. Do you have tender, painful, itchy, or swollen gums? 2. Do your gums ever bleed when you brush your teeth, floss, or use a toothpick? 3. Are your teeth feeling loose? 4. Have you noticed any spaces developing between your teeth or do they seem to be moving? 5. Are your gums receding (pulling away from your teeth)? 6. Are you troubled with constant bad breath? 7. Have you noticed pus oozing out from your gums when you press on them? 8. Have you noticed any changes in your bite or in the fit of your partial denture? 1.Gum diseases: Periodontal (gum) diseases, including gingivitis and periodontitis, are serious infections that, left untreated, can lead to tooth loss. 2. In the mildest form of the disease, the gums redden, swell and bleed easily. There is usually little or no discomfort. If left untreated toxins produced by the bacteria can cause destructive process and which leads to tooth loss. At this stage dental prophylaxis is done. 3. Are your teeth feeling loose? 4. Have you noticed any spaces developing between your teeth or do they seem to be moving? 5. Are your gums receding (pulling away from your teeth)? 6. Are you troubled with constant bad breath? 7. Have you noticed pus oozing out from your gums when you press on them? 8. Have you noticed any changes in your bite or in the fit of your partial denture? 1.Gum diseases: Periodontal (gum) diseases, including gingivitis and periodontitis, are serious infections that, left untreated, can lead to tooth loss. 2. In the mildest form of the disease, the gums redden, swell and bleed easily. There is usually little or no discomfort. If left untreated toxins produced by the bacteria can cause destructive process and which leads to tooth loss. At this stage dental prophylaxis is done.

Treatment of Bad Breath and Bleeding Gums with Laser

ith the monsoon season around, not just rain, even several eye infections will be at our doorsteps, such as conjunctivitis, eye styes, etc. However, right guidance from an expert and adequate care can play a crucial role in addressing any eye-related infection. eHEALTH collaborates with Dr Ajay Sharma, Founder Chief Medical Director, Eye-Q Vision Pvt Ltd to bring a set of suggestions for our readers this entire monsoon. Eyes are highly susceptible to infections in the rainy season, so prioritise personal hygiene quotient to avoid an eye infection during this season. Follow these eye care tips this monsoon season so that you can keep your eyes as healthy as possible. Avoid Hand-to-Eye Contact Washing our hands and avoiding hand-to-eye contact are equally important in preventing any infectious disease. Avoid rubbing eyes as our fingers are covered in germs that can easily transmit the infection. Always wash your eyes with cold water whenever you return from an outing. Clean Eyewear It is important to keep your eyewear clean during the monsoons. If using pouches or cloth to clean them, please clean them frequently to avoid any fungal growth. Never keep the contact lenses out in the open and clean the cases frequently. Eye Make - Up Make-up comes out easily during the rainy season, so always use waterproof eye make-up and never share it with others. Never share lens containers with anyone and clean properly before and after use. Avoid using any cosmetic products during infection. Conjunctivitis If someone at home is down with conjunctivitis, wash your hands after administering drops. Avoid sharing your towel and similar personal items with others because infections mostly spread through hands, clothes and other commonly touched items. Avoid crowded places and swimming during epidemics of conjunctivitis. Avoid Waterlogged Areas Avoid waiting near waterlogged areas as bacterial infections prowl around unhygienic water. It is also vital to protect our eyes from rain splashes as they bring dirtiness that is harmful to our eyes. Avoid Wind and Dust If you get caught in a dust storm, get inside and rinse your eyes immediately. Debris in the eye can lead to various infections and can irritate the eye in general, so use eye protection like glasses when exposed to wind or dust. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dr Ajay Sharma, Founder Chief Medical Director, Eye-Q Vision Pvt Ltd has completed his medical education from PG IMS Rohtak (1985) and S.R. Safdarjung Hospital (1995). In 1996, he held a fellowship from L V Prasad Eye Institute (LVPEI), Hyderabad. Driven by the vision to deliver cost-effective eye care solution at not just metropolitan but also tier-II, tier-III tier-IV levels, he established Eye Q Vision Pvt Ltd in 2007. Currently, this chain comprises 44 hospitals across North West. He is not just a thought leader, but also a man with great ideas. He vision to bring an apex institute on the lines of LVPEI and Shankar Netrayala in his home state of Haryana for the benefit of poor and common man. As a firm believer in technology, he has been an enthusiastic adopter of the latest technologies in ophthalmology. He holds the achievement of conducting over 1 lakh surgeries. As a multifaceted person, he also has the expertise in all surgeries of anterior segment, including Glaucoma, Squint, Oculoplasty and Refractive Surgery. He started 100-bed Multispeciality Sheetla Hospital and Eye Institute (P) Ltd in 1999 and gave space to 30 specialists to work and provided employment to 130 employees in that year.