Remember how our parents used to coax us into brushing our teeth daily, as kids? They threatened us with our teeth rotting and falling off. We dismissed it to be a story when we grew up, but, guess what? It is true! Well, at least partially correct. Poor oral hygiene can lead to Periodontitis. What Is It? Periodontitis is the inflammation of the gum tissues due to bacterial infection. If …
There are various common dental issues. It is not something that a person will always experience the same trouble or the same problems. Since the conditions are different, so are the diseases. Different people experience different dental emergencies based on the conditions and environment they provide to their teeth. What Is Pyorrhoea? Periodontitis, most commonly known as Pyorrhoea, is a severe gum infection that damages gums and can destroy the …
Set of inflammatory medical conditions, affecting the tissues surrounding the teeth is periodontal disease, otherwise called gum disease. As the name suggests, the gums become swollen, red and may also bleed in the early stage of the disease. This stage is called as gingivitis. It can also happen due to pulling away of gum from the tooth, loss of bone and falling out of teeth; This usually happens in its …
Research shows that approximately 80 percent of people have gum disease. So, if you feel you are suffering from any gum disease, you are not alone. Periodontal disease starts as a gum inflammation but can potentially damage the soft tissue and bone. Gums are a part of the mouth that need as much care as your teeth. What is Gum disease or Periodontitis? Periodontitis, also known as periodontal disease, is …
Gum disease (Periodontal disease) is an infection of the supporting tissues that surround your teeth. It is the most frequently reported cause of tooth loss in adults. Gum disease is usually painless. As a result, a lot of people who have gum disease don’t even know they have it! Causes Gum disease is caused by the buildup of plaque, a sticky colorless film that constantly coats our teeth. Plaque that …
