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Center, Flower
Valley, Khopat,
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Our Services / Periodontics
Periodontics is the care and treatment of the supporting structures of the teeth, the gums (gingiva) , the jaw (alveolar bone), the root, and what is called the periodontal ligament . The word periodontic comes from two Greek words, peri meaning around, and odons meaning tooth. Endodontics
A periodontist, therefore, is a dentist who specializes in treating diseases of the periodontium; i.e. the entire area surrounding the tooth .

A periodontist, aside from being a specialist who treats diseases of the gums and tooth supporting structures, has a widely expanded role in modern dentistry. The two areas where periodontics has become integral in modern dentistry is in dental cosmetics and implant dentistry.

 
The warning signs of gum disease
If you notice any of the following signs or symptoms you more than likely are experiencing gingivitis:
  • Gums that bleed when you brush or floss
  • Gums that are very sore or tender to brushing or flossing
  • Gums that have changed in shape or texture
  • Gums that release pus
  • Bad breath or a bad taste in the mouth
  • • Teeth that feel loose or have changed in the way that they fit together
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Treatment of periodontal disease
So, what is the treatment for gum disease? It is essentially based on removing and controlling the bacteria from above and below the gum. This is done at the dental surgery by a treatment called ‘root planing’ or ‘deep cleaning’ and is carried out under local anaesthetic. The patient also has a key role to play by cleaning the mouth twice a day. This involves tooth brushing, cleaning in between the teeth with interdental brushes and floss, and using mouthwashes.

The earlier gum disease is treated the better. In advanced disease, where there is extensive loss of the foundation bone, teeth may even be lost in spite of having treatment.

Your dental hygienist will take the following action:
  • Recommend that you receive a deep cleaning (scaling and root planning), a very meticulous cleaning that removes bacteria and harmful debris. It is usually completed within a 1.5 hour appointment. Anesthetic may be used to ensure your complete comfort.
  • Recommend a prescription mouthwash to jump start the healing of your gum tissue. This peridex mouthwash (chlorhexidine) is antibacterial, and will assist your mouth in keeping bacteria under control.
  • Instruct you in proper homecare habits. You will need to use a high quality electric toothbrush, as well as dental floss on a regular basis.

In the future, you will need to see your dental hygienist more frequently, about every three or four months, until the gum disease is resolved. Gingivitis requires additional attention and maintenance procedures, which is why it is so vitally important to be seen regularly.


Causes
Gingivitis is usually caused by the excessive build up of food or bacteria in or around the gum tissue. They release toxins that irritate the tissues. If gingivitis is left untreated it can cause bone destruction around the teeth, commonly called periodontitis. Because the bone around each tooth provides support, loss of this structure eventually means the loss of the tooth.
gum line that causes gingivitis. Research shows that these bacteria once removed, returns to its original state in 3 months. These bacteria if allowed to flourish for any length of time can enter the blood stream and cause significant damage to our heart and blood vessels
Other causes of gingivitis include:
  • Pregnancy or puberty hormones
  • Some medications
  • Injury to the gum tissue
  • Uncontrolled diabetes
Most of these causes in some way alter the bacterial composition of the mouth, which causes the gums to react adversely, usually in an inflammatory response.
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Prevention
Gingivitis can be avoided with proper brushing and flossing, as well as frequent visits to the dentist.
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