Gums Treatment Category - B.S. Multispeciality Dental Clinic

Gum disease is a type of dental and oral disease that harms the delicate tissue and, without therapy, can obliterate the bone that upholds your teeth. Periodontitis can make teeth slacken or prompt loss. Periodontitis is however to a great extent preventable. It's generally the consequence of unfortunate oral cleanliness.

What are the symptoms of Gum Disease?

These are some of the signs you might be suffering from Gum Disease:

Enlarged or puffy gums
Radiant red, dim red or purplish gums
Gums that vibe delicate when contacted
Gums that drain without any problem
Pink-touched toothbrush in the wake of brushing
Letting out blood while cleaning or flossing your teeth
Terrible breath
Discharge between your teeth and gums
Free teeth or loss of teeth
Excruciating biting
New spaces creating between your teeth
Gums that pull away from your teeth (retreat), making your teeth look longer than typical
An adjustment of the manner in which your teeth fit together when you chomp

Factors that can cause gum problems:

Gingivitis
Poor oral health habits
Smoking or chewing tobacco
Hormonal changes, such as those related to pregnancy or menopause
Recreational drug use, such as smoking marijuana or vaping
Obesity
Inadequate nutrition, including vitamin C deficiency
Genetics
Certain medications that cause dry mouth or gum changes
Conditions that cause decreased immunity, such as leukemia, HIV/AIDS and cancer treatment
Certain diseases, such as diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn's disease