Question 1

what does gum disease look like?

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Gum disease: Is very common but is an initial stage than can progress to a periodontal disease which can cause loss of teeth and people could end up either having implants or wearing dentures. There are different types and levels of gum disease but the normal gums are coral pink, no inflammation, doesn't bleed with normal brushing and flossing, no fetid odor, ..

Question 2

can kumazasa extract cure gum disease?

Accepted Answer

Suggestion: If you have periodontal disease, it would be wise to seek the advice of a periodontist. S/he will use therapy and medicaments that have a proven track record of managing the disease.

Question 3

can i have gum disease and never know it?

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Yes: Most people are unaware that they have gingivitis . Especially if its in the early stages.

Question 4

what do you recommend for gum disease relief?

Accepted Answer

Good oral hygeine.: Probably the best treatment for most gum disease is regular trips to the dentist for check-up, and good oral hygeine at home, like brushing regularly, and flossing.  Poor oral health can lead to infections that can travel within the bloodstream.

Question 5

what are some of the most common causes of gum disease?

Accepted Answer

Ignorance/neglect: Most common reason people have bad teeth are due to neglect caused by ignorance. If parents dont take their children to the dentist as they grow the kids typically have problems. A lot of times those problems are gum disease. Using proper hygiene techniques you can prevent most gum disease.

Question 6

question about gum disease and seeeimg expert/ who first?

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General dentist 1st: You should first see a general dentist. There the dentist and hygienest will assess the level of your periodontal (gum) health. If the dentist thinks he can resolve your problems in his office, you can get treatment done there. If it is more serious, the dentist may refer you to a periodontist who is a specialist in the field of gums, bone, and all the structures that surround and hold in the teet.

Question 7

how to determine when you have been cured of gum disease?

Accepted Answer

You don't cure it: Remember gum disease can be put in remission and kept there with the right oral hygiene and professional cleanings.....But you don't cure it.

Question 8

what are the most typical symptoms of gum disease in adults?

Accepted Answer

Bleeding gums: Bleeding gums with brushing or flossing, pain or tenderness in the gums, inflamed (puffy) gums, gum recession, gums that are not firmly attached to the teeth, bad breath, excessive plaque and tartar buildup along the gum-line.

Question 9

what to do if i have gum disease-and it's really painful. is this normal?

Accepted Answer

Yes: You will need to see a periodontist to treat your condition. After treatment your discomfort should subside.

Question 10

is gum disease treatable?

Accepted Answer

Yes but...: It is treatable!!! But it is MUCH easier (and less expensive)to prevent gum disease. Make sure to see your dentist and follow a careful routine of meticulous home care

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