September 22nd, 2008 by admin

The different types of periodontal diseases are often classified according to the stage of disease at the time of evaluation, including:

The gingivitis.
With gingivitis, the mildest form of periodontal disease, tended to be the Gums network, swollen and in pain, which causes bleeding during the daily cleaning easy and Flossing. The treatment prescribed by a dentist and the constant care and proper at home to help resolve the problems associated with gingivitis.
The mild periodontitis.
Untreated gingivitis leads to mild periodontitis. This stage of gum disease shows evidence that the bone surrounding the tooth is beginning to Erode.The immediate medical attention is needed to prevent further erosion and damage.
The moderate to advanced periodontitis
This more advanced periodontitis shows a significant loss of bone and tissue surrounding the teeth.

Treatment of periodontal diseases:
The specific treatment for periodontal disease is determined by your dentist based on the following:

* Your age, your general health and medical history.
* How advanced is the disease.
* Your tolerance to certain drugs, procedures or therapies.
* Your expectations for the trajectory of the disease.
* Your opinion or preference.

The treatment could include one or a combination of the following:
Removal of plaque.
The deep cleaning serves to remove plaque and the infected tissue in the early stages of the disease, while smooth the damaged surfaces of the root of the tooth. Then, the gums can return to adhere to the teeth.
Medicines.
Surgery.
When the disease is advanced, infected areas will be cleaned under the Gums, and will be reformed or replaced tissues. The types of surgery are as follows:
Reduction in bag.
Procedure for regeneration.
Soft tissue graft.
Enlarged crown.

September 20th, 2008 by admin

Do you Know that 4 in 5 adults suffer from gum disease?

Gum disease or periodontal disease is an infection caused by bacterial plaque. It attacks the bone, ligament and gums that support the tooth. When the infection progresses, can apparent spaces between teeth, gums can shoes and teeth can move and fall.

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September 20th, 2008 by admin

Most people suffer from bad breath at one time or another of the day. As against, there are people with this problem is chronic. Even if these people brushing their teeth well and have impeccable teeth. There are several reasons for bad breath. In general, bad breath is due to the accumulation of food particles, dead cells, bacteria remained after meals in the mouth, tongue, between teeth and around gums. This type of bad breath is temporary. Bad breath caused by foods such as garlic, onions and spices is of a temporary nature as well. Simply brushing your teeth, spend the silk and rinse the mouth for bad taste and smell bad start. Read the rest of this entry »