Periodontal diseases are inflammatory diseases that affect the gums and other tissues that support the teeth. Periodontal diseases are responsible for 70% of tooth loss in adults. These diseases can be treated easily and successfully when diagnosed at an early stage.
Gum diseases begin with gingivitis in the early stages. Gums with gingivitis are bleeding and red. Although it does not bother the patient in the initial period, if left untreated, it paves the way for advanced periodontal disorders. Periodontal disease can cause irreversible consequences.
Main symptoms of gum disease:
Gum bleeding during brushing
Red and sensitive gums than normal
Increased tooth mobility
Halitosis (bad breath)
The main reason for gum diseases is bacterial plaque that accumulates in the mouth. The first way to prevent the formation of bacterial plaque is to perform thorough daily oral care. Regular brushing and flossing of teeth every day and regular doctor checks are important to prevent gum diseases.
Symptoms of gum disease:
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Bleeding during teeth brushing
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Red, swollen and sensitive gums
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Bad bad breath
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Receding gums
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Inflammatory discharge between teeth and gums
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Teeth gums that can easily be separated and receding
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Teeth that are loose or gradually moving away from each other (gaps forming between the teeth or increasing the existing gaps)
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Change in the fit of the existing prosthesis
How is dental scaling performed?
Tooth stone cleaning is a very simple and easy process that takes about 20 minutes. Dental tartar is cleaned with a wet tool called Kavitron or a hand tool called kretuar. Then, the polishing process, which we call polishing, is started. Polishing can also be done with various pastes. . Tea, coffee and cigarette stains on the teeth are cleaned. The tooth is cleaned from plaque and bacteria.
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