Bleeding gums /swollen gums
Gums disease is a continuous bacterial infection in the gums surrounding teeth. Untreated gum diseases can lead to bad oral health and other health diseases. The disease progresses as a bacterial infection and can lead to tooth loss if left untreated.
Gum diseases affect millions of people across the globe, and it is a slowly progressing disease, or you can say a quiet disease that progresses without pain until it is severe. We at Dental Kraft’s in Gurugram understand your oral problems and help you return your gums to normal.
Gum diseases are linked to severe health conditions like diabetes, heart disease, respiratory disease, cancer and osteoporosis.
Gum diseases typically present themselves with blood on your toothbrush and toothbrush if left. It can lead to severe bone loss and loosening of teeth.
We at Dental Kraft are experts at treating all levels of gum disease, and we use high-tech diagnostics and advanced cutting-edge technology to return your gums to normal.
There are different treatment options depending upon your level of severity like:
Under the first option, we remove the accumulated bacterial plaque and calculus on the tooth surfaces above/below the gum line and later on the root surface, making it harder for the bacteria to attach to the tooth.
We at Dental Krafts have an advanced dental laser to gently remove the damaged gum tissue and eliminate the bacteria in deep pockets. We will guide you through proper home care techniques to effectively maintain oral health after treatment as your smile reflects your confidence, and we at Dental Kraft promise to bring your smile back without enduring much pain.
Gum disease, or periodontal disease, is a bacterial infection of the gums. Symptoms include swollen, tender, bleeding, bad breath, receding gums, and loose teeth.
At Dental Krafts, gum disease is diagnosed through visual exams, probing, and X-rays. Depending on the severity, treatment options include dental cleanings, scaling and root planing, antibiotics, and periodontal surgery.
Poor oral hygiene, smoking, diabetes, hormonal changes, certain medications, genetics, and systemic diseases are risk factors for gum disease.
Yes, gum disease can be prevented by practicing good oral hygiene, brushing and flossing regularly, eating a balanced diet, avoiding tobacco, and attending regular dental check-ups and cleanings.
Untreated gum disease can lead to tooth loss, bone loss, gum recession, abscesses, and an increased risk of systemic health issues like heart disease and diabetes. Early detection and treatment are crucial.
