Best Treatment For Gum Disease?

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Best Treatment For Gum Disease?
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Gum disease is caused by bacteria in dental
plaque, Gum disease is a serious gum infection
that damages the soft tissue and, without
treaatment can destroy the bone that supports
your teeth. Periodontitis a term which is used
for gum disease can cause teeth to loosen and can
lead to tooth loss. This infection is usually
painless disease. Gum disease usually, happens if
you do not take care of your teeth regularly by
brushing, and flossing them. Getting regularly
cleaning of teeth and regular checkups can help
in identifying the disease in the early stage
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Gingivitis is the early stage, building up of in
which bacteria in plaque, usually these is
bleeding during teeth brushing. When you forget
to brush, floss, and rinse with mouthwash, a
sticky film of bacteria and food called plaque
builds up around your teeth. Which releases acids
that attack your teeths outer shell, called
enamel, and cause decay. After 72 hours, plaque
hardens into tartar, which forms along the gum
line and makes it hard to clean your teeth and
gums completely.
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• What Are the Symptoms of Gum Disease?
• ?Gums that bleed during and after teeth brushing
• ?Red, swollen gums. Healthy gums should be pink
  and firm.
• ?Persistent bad breath or a bad taste in
  the mouth.
• ?Receding gums
• ?Formation of deep pockets between teeth and gums
• ?Loose or shifting teeth
• ?Changes in the way teeth fit together upon
  biting down,
• or in the fit of partial dentures.
• ?Pain and infection around the teeth

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Gum disease treatments are to promote the
reattachment of healthy gums to teeth reduce
swelling and the risk of infection, and stop
disease progression. Treatment options depend on
the stage of the disease How Gum Disease Be
Prevented? Gum disease can be prevented by
proper plaque control is practices. Proper plaque
control consists of professional cleanings at
least twice a year and daily brushing and
flossing.   Brush your teeth twice a day. Use a
soft-bristled brush and fluoride toothpaste.
Replace your toothbrush every 3 months, Rinse
your mouth with Antibacterial mouthwash not only
prevents gingivitis but also to fight bad
breath and plaque. Antibacterial rinses can
reduce bacteria that cause plaque and gum disease,
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• Health and lifestyle changes can be a risk of Gum
  disease.
• Smoking tobacco can harm your teeth and gums.
  Smokers are seven times more likely to get gum
  disease than nonsmokers, and smoking can lower
  the chances of success of some treatments. 
• Diet Maintain a balanced diet.
• Avoid clenching and grinding your teeth.
• Brush Your Teeth At Least Twice a Day
• Floss Your Teeth At Least Once a Day
• For Gum disease, your dentist or periodontist may
  recommend more frequent checkups,cleanings, and
  treatments to better manage the condition.