Bleeding gums are the symptom of gingivitis or periodontitis and some other forms of gum disease due to the build-up of plaque or tartar at the gum line which allows bacteria to grow along and leads to infections. There are several possible causes why gums might bleed. In most cases, this might be due to other health conditions like vitamin…
Our gum health and oral health intertwine with each other so strongly that it is impossible to maintain one without the other. That said, a variety of gum diseases are still common in our everyday society. Recognising and treating these gum diseases at an early stage will prevent various consequences, from seemingly harmless mouth odour to much debilitating bone infection.…
Gum disease is a common dental affliction, affecting every third person in our community. The consequences of this disease can be severe and debilitating therefore, an early start of treatment with long term treatment planning is recommended. But as they say “prevention is better than cure”, good oral hygiene practices can do wonders for your gum health. They not only…
Gum disease or periodontal disease is caused due to the presence of bacteria in plaque that builds up between the teeth and the gums. If this plaque is left untreated, then it forms tartar and leads to gum disease. The gums become red and inflamed which causes gum disease. This inflammation deteriorates the gums and the supporting bone structure. The…
Gum disease or periodontal disease is the infection of the gums surrounding the teeth. It is amongst the main causes of tooth loss and is a very common dental problem. Most of the adults suffer from gum depigmentation in India. There are mainly two stages of gum disease- gingivitis and periodontitis. Gum diseases can be easily prevented by following proper…
