What is the best treatment for gums?

Answer 1

Gum disease is usually caused by plaque, a sticky film of bacteria that forms on your teeth. Plaque can harden into tartar, a hard deposit that can only be removed by a dentist or dental hygienist. If plaque is not removed, it can damage the gums and bones that support the teeth. Gum disease is usually diagnosed by a dentist or dental hygienist during a regular checkup.

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Answer 2

Curing Gum Disease:

There are many different reasons for gum disease or Periodontal disease and sometimes called "Pyoria".

1) Improper or inadequate home care.

2) Not seeing the dentist or dental hygienist on a regular basis.

3) Genetic disposition. This does not mean that if your parents lost their teeth, you will lose your teeth. This just means you need to be aware that you are a possible candidate for periodontal disease.

4) Occlusive trauma. This means that you bite may be off or you are grinding and clenching your teeth. Usually excessive wear on your teeth is a sign that you are doing this.

5) Habits, such as smoking. This is proven to accelerate the periodontal disease.

Most periodontal disease activity if caught early is very easily treated. It may require a deep periodontal cleaning and periodontal surgery. Look in the yellow pages for a PERIODONTIST, who is a gum specialist.

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• Brush your teeth, floss them, and rinse with Listerine, also be sure to stimulate them regularly like you are brushing your gums. be gentle!

• Supplement with a good multivitamin/multimineral, COQ10, and Peri-gum. Ideally amalgam fillings other metal, cavitations, and root canals should be cleaned up.

New answer;

Brushing and flossing alone cannot completely remove all of the plaque and biofilm from a person with gum disease. If it could, most gingivitis would be non-existent. Plaque biofilm is full of anaerobic bacteria (living without oxygen) that are deposited on your teeth and in the concave root surfaces under your gums. Your brush and floss can't physically reach all of these areas to completely remove these bacteria. However, with an irrigator, you can easily deliver a stream of water to flush the bacteria and loose particles out of these hard-to-reach areas.

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Managing gum disease is all about daily plaque control - essentially sound oral hygiene. That means, in most cases, stopping the plaque in your mouth is really in your own hands. Brush every day. Floss every day. Period. Your dentist or oral hygienist may recommend fluoride toothpaste or tartar reduction rinses. Colgate Total is approved by the FDA for helping to prevent advanced gum disease by reducing plaque and tartar.

Dental professionals recommend oral irrigation as a great way to really clean teeth and gums. Oral irrigators get what your toothbrush and floss, don't, so plaque and tartar and the resulting advanced gum disease never come back.

Oral irrigators flood the mouth with a jet of water under pressure to flush offending food particles and bacteria from the mouth. And most importantly, from under the gum line where the infection is. It is just like a wound on your arm - you must keep it clean for it to heal.

There are many types of irrigators. Fairly new on the market are irrigators that attach to your shower head or your sink faucet such as Waterpik or OralBreeze.

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New Answer

Introduction: Gum disease mainly affects the soft tissue and bone that support the teeth. It is also known as periodontal disease. This type of disease commonly indicates the swollen condition of the gums.

Symptoms:

• Swollen in gums.
• Puffed gums.
• Loose teeth.
• Bleeding gums.
• To feel pain during chewing.
• Pus between teeth and gum.

Causes:

Poor oral hygiene is the common reason for all gum related disease. Always try to brush your teeth at regular interval or else it can cause plaque formation on your teeth. It is a mass of bacteria that easily grows on mouth surface. When you consume starchy food or sweet beverages, bacteria starts to convert carbohydrate into energy and acid at the same time. Formed acid starts to break down your gums and tooth strength.

Treatment:

Improve your good oral habits such as brushing habits, use toothpaste that contain the right amount of natural mineral, flossing your teeth at regular basis, try to quit smoking, visit your dentist on a regular basis.

Mouthwash is the best natural way to kill mouth bacterial, because it contains hydrogen peroxide and chlorhexidine.

You can also use a deep cleaning method such as scaling and root planning. Scaling is mainly used to remove tartar and root planning is used to remove rough spots from teeth. Sometimes, this procedure may result in bleeding, light swelling, etc.

Answer 3

Gingival tissue (gums) may be sore for various reasons:

1. Improper oral hygiene: Brush 2-3 times per day for 2 minutes with a soft tooth brush only or power toothbrush, floss at least one time/day, use an antiseptic rinse like Listerne full strength and swish (not gargle) for 30 seconds.

2. Hormonal issues for women: Common during menstruation. Just rinse with warm salt water a few times a day.

3. Dry Mouth: Rinse with warm salt water and try not to use mouth washes as they have alcohol which dries out the soft tissue even more. If dry mouth is a constant thing, you may want to try drinking a lot of water and over-the-counter rinses are good like Oasis.

4. Medications: For dry mouth, same as above

5. Certain foods: Keep note of what you ate recently and stay away from that food.

Use warm salt water rinses.

See your dentist/hygienist for a professional cleaning and exam.

Answer 4

Believe it or not it might sound sick, but take a teabag and chew on it softly 20 minutes once a day! Just make sure you don't chew too hard, so the teabag don't bust in your mouth, LOL! But anyway it will strengthen your gums in no time,and it is also very healthy for you gums!

Answer 5

Everyone wants to smile with confidence so that people know them with their smile, this makes people more vigilant about their gum care. It is important that mouth hygiene is done regularly to cure your gum disease. Practicing basic teeth care on a daily basis is not difficult. Proper practice of poor hygiene affects not only the teeth but also the gums. Some essential tips to cure gum disease are brushes and floss daily, check your diet, visit the dentist regularly, buy dental kits.

Answer 6

Gum disease at the initial stage can be treated by following basic hygiene routines for teeth and mouth, like brushing twice a day, mouthwash, Flossing etc. But if you feel that the problem is not getting solved or if you start feeling gum swelling, bleeding gums or pain in the gum area you should immediately visit the dentist and get it checked. If the gum disease is ignored they can lead loss of tooth.

Treatment for Gum disease depends on what is the level of your gum infection. There are treatments which are both surgical and non-surgical which a dentist will guide you after checking the severity of your gum disease. Below are the few surgical and non-surgical treatments

Non Surgical Treatments:

Deep dental cleaning where the dentist will deeply clean the gums and teeth to remove the deposits of plaque and tartar from them

Antibiotics and painkillers can be prescribed which can help in case of severe pain or swelling.

Surgical Treatments:

Flap surgery: Flap surgery includes lifting a flap of the gums and removing the tartar from the gumline.

Soft tissue grafts: Soft tissue is the treatment to stop the problem of gum recession. It also helps in improving the aesthetics of the gum line.

Bone surgery: It smoothes shallow craters in the bone due to moderate and advanced bone loss. Following flap surgery, the bone around the tooth is reshaped to decrease the craters. This makes it harder for bacteria to collect and grow.

These are few of the treatments which help you get rid of the problem of gum disease. To avoid going through any such gum disease it is always better to prevent by maintaining your basic hygiene for mouth and teeth.

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Answer 8

I will keep the answer short and simple.

Brush twice a day, and if possible, use some Ayurvedic toothpaste, as the regular ones that taste better have sugar and might end up harming your teeth and gums.

Rinse your mouth thoroughly with plain water after each meal; better if you do this after drinking caffeinated drinks or sodas or even milk; this not only helps keeping your mouth clean, it will also avoid bad breath.

Lastly, try Oil Pulling, as this not only improves your oral health, but also helps reduce weight and helps manage your overall health.

And if you are not comfortable with doing this, just take 2 or 3 drops of Coconut Oil and apply it on your teeth and gums, I am sure, this will work wonders.

Take care....

Answer 9

For Gum disease of course, going to the dentist and doing nothing else won’t cure your gum disease either, so you should read on and see what else I have to say about treating it:

See, gum disease is due to the activity of bacteria in the mouth which harm the gums, and the gums being bad at fighting off the bacteria and recovering from their attacks. This bacteria lives off sugary substances and what-not and produce acidic chemicals when they consume the sugars. This acid harms the gums, causing it to sach as recession, swelling, loose teeth (though that may itself be due to sufficient decay), etc.

So first, you, of course, need to remove the bacteria, which the dentist can help you do so. Of course, getting rid of the bacteria alone will not cure your disease, because the gums aren’t all that great at recovering on their own.

You make it habits like need to begin practising proper brushing and flossing of your teeth to remove food and plague. This cannot be done to get rid of tartar, which is why you need your dentist to remove it for you. You should also use an antibacterial mouthwash sometime after brushing, and to stimulate your gums into healing, you need a good diet (especially one that is high in vitamin C and K)

Of course, ask your dentist for more information about curing your gum disease. If your gum disease is advanced, you’ll also need the dentist for that.

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Answer 10

Some good treatments for gingivitis are brushing better, flossing diligently, and rinsing with mouth wash twice a day. Another treatment is to get a professional cleaning.