First of all your dentist will remove
dental deposit and dental calculus (subgingival). Then he will offer you a toothpaste. This must be done only by your dentist. A correctly chosen toothpaste together with a mouthwash will help you to restore and strengthen the gums. Nowadays the most effective way to solve the problem of periodontitis is using "Vector" device. What are the advantages of this device?
Treatment of stomatitis at home. Aphtae (small bubbles) appear on the oral mucosa and can be the symptoms of stomatitis - an inflammatory disease of various etiologies. When the bubbles burst they turn into sores and erosions on the oral mucosa. To cure stomatitis one has to clear out the cause of the disease and eliminate it. To do this one has to turn to a doctor. He will prescribe adequate treatment.
To cure stomatitis at home one can use folk remedies. However, folk remedies are a secondary remedial action that can be used alongside but not instead of the treatment prescribed by the doctor. Treatment of stomatitis at home consists in rinsing. Use a hydrogen peroxide solution (1 teaspoon for half a cup of water). It will help you to get rid of soreness in the mouth.
Nowadays elixirs for gums are becoming increasingly popular. Substances contained in elixirs for gums improve blood supply of the gums and eliminate pathogenic bacteria. After using such elixirs edema decreases and the blood supply of gingival tissues is improved. Moreover, microscopic wounds that could cause many problems in future are cured. It is desirable to use mouthwashes before you clean your teeth. Under the influence of such elixirs dental deposit is softened and can be easily removed. Nowadays one can go to a drugstore and choose any mouthwash with antibacterial effect. First of all let us have a look at the elixirs produced in Russia.
If parodontosis appears as a result of arteriolar damage periodontitis is caused by problems with venules. Blood fails to flow through the parodentium tissues. At that time another portion of blood appears and provokes formation of new capillaries. The gum swells and painful feelings appear. This is the way periodontitis starts. Very few patients suffer only periodontitis. In most cases periodontitis develops alongside with parodontosis. These diseases are so frequent that you can hardly find a person with healthy gums in Russia.
To prevent
gingivitis it is enough to follow 3 simple rules:
- Remove dental deposit in a dental clinic once every 6 months.
- Remove newly formed dental plaques every day. It can be done with the help of a dental floss and toothpaste.
- See your dentist regularly.
Symptoms and cure of gingivitis. Why do gums hurt?
Gingivitis is an inflammatory process inside the gum. The symptoms are gingival hemorrhage, edema, reddening, and the gum hurts. Gingivitis is a frequent disease and can appear in 3 forms - recurrent, chronic, and acute.
Where does gingivitis come from?
In most cases gingivitis is the result of not following the simplest rules of mouth cavity hygiene. Consequently a plaque is being formed. The plaque is a colony of pathogenic microorganisms connected with the teeth enamel. Another factors that can cause gingivitis are
dental calculus (or the so-called calcifying plaque), bite defects, food debris, irregularly filled teeth, mouth breath.
Inflammation and disease of the tongue - glossitis. Treatment of the disease. Glossitis is an inflammation of the tongue caused by various infections (viral or bacterial). Glossitis can be also called the infection or inflammation of the tongue.
Where does glossitis come from?
Inflammation of the tongue can appear in the result of some infection and be the sign of a more serious disease. Glossitis can appear in chronic and acute forms. The symptoms of glossitis are changes of the color of the tongue, its structure, inflammation. If you do not cure the disease it may lead to formation of papillomas (fungiform warts).
There are many different diseases of parodentium. In some cases not only a part of parodentium but the whole parodentium can be damaged. The disease can take different sources depending on its character. There are 3 forms of periodontitis: inflammatory, tumourous and dystrophic. It is worth mentioning that 90% of all cases of parodentium diseases are inflammatory. The examples are periodontitis and gingivitis.
Periodontitis is an inflammatory disease of parodentium tissues. The main symptoms of progressing periodontitis are: destruction of connections between gums and teeth, destruction of jaw bones (usually the alveolar bone).
Nowadays more than 50% of people over 18 and almost 100% of middle-aged patients (over 40) suffer gum diseases (information of the World Health Organization). You ask why? The answer is simple. Most gum diseases appear without any evident symptoms.
In most cases stomatitis develops in the age of 10 to 20 years. It can reoccur after a while but then the process is less painless. If a person once had stomatitis the risk of having it again one day is rather high. However, it is almost impossible to predict the frequency of stomatitis flare-ups. Usually stomatitis can occur up to 4 times a year. If a patient has old ulcers alongside with the new ones the form of stomatitis he suffers is called chronic.
About 20% of the country's population suffer stomatitis from time to time. On the other hand, it is not contagious. There is not a single matter of record of contagion.
