Gingivitis Treatment (Gingivitis)

Gingivitis is an inflammatory phenomenon that causes the gums to swell, redden, become tender to the touch, bleed on contact with a toothbrush or floss, and cause pain with chewing. Gingivitis usually causes difficulty and pain during mouth movements and eating.

Gingivitis Treatment (Gingivitis)
Gingivitis is an important dental disease. This discomfort causes:

swelling of the gums
reddening of the gums
Becomes sensitive to touch
bleeds easily
Causes pain on chewing
Gingivitis heals spontaneously within a few days. Especially if oral hygiene is provided, there is no need for any drug treatment. However, if the inflammation is very large and lasts more than 5 days, it is absolutely necessary to visit a dentist. Untreated inflammation can even cause tooth loss.

What are the Symptoms of Gum Inflammation?
Usually the gingiva is pale coral pink in color
It may look like an orange peel
Swelling may occur at the edges of the gums
Bad breath occurs
Oral bleeding occurs
How is the treatment done?
Going to the dentist is essential for gingivitis. The dentist performs the cleaning he deems necessary and then prescribes medication.

What Should You Pay Attention To?
Oral hygiene should be observed
The person should be under surveillance for 6-12 months.
Necessary measures are taken to prevent new tooth loss.
Is it a difficult treatment?
No. It is not a difficult procedure. As long as the person pays attention, he can easily recover.

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