Pamir Dent - PERIODONTOLOGY

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What is gum disease?

Gingivitis causes redness and bleeding of the gums in its early stages and is easy to treat. However, as it progresses, it causes erosion of the bone surrounding the teeth, and over time, sensitivity and loosening of the teeth begin due to bone loss and gum recession.

If bone loss has occurred due to gum inflammation, a more comprehensive treatment plan is required. This treatment plan varies depending on the stage of the disease.

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What causes gum disease?

The main cause of gum disease is dental plaque.

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What is dental plaque?

Dental plaque is a collection of bacteria that builds up on our teeth every day. Over time, plaque that accumulates on the teeth begins to damage the teeth and gums. That is why it is necessary to brush your teeth thoroughly twice a day.

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Can incorrect brushing lead to tooth loss?

Yes, to summarise everything that has been said, it all starts with incorrect brushing. Incorrect brushing can lead to tooth decay or, as a result of gum disease, teeth becoming loose and falling out.

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How can I prevent gum disease?

Good oral hygiene is essential. Professional cleaning by a dentist is also extremely important; because once plaque hardens and turns into tartar, it can only be removed by a dentist.

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Gum recession and its treatment

In healthy teeth, the root surface is covered by gum tissue; however, when the gums recede, the root surface of the teeth becomes exposed.

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What are the causes of receding gums?

The main cause of gum recession is gum inflammation. Other causes include having genetically thin bone or gum tissue, the position of the teeth, incorrect brushing, piercings, etc.

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What is the treatment for receding gums?

The treatment of receding gums varies depending on the case and requires a detailed examination and treatment plan. In some cases, eliminating the cause of the receding gums may be sufficient, while in others, surgical intervention may be necessary.