Question 1

what causes gum disease?

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Gum Disease from-: Poor oral hygiene. Due to the limited amount of space we have here to discuss this issue, i would recommend that you read all about it on the following website which is a good source of information: http://www.Mouthhealthy.Org/en/az-topics/g/gum-disease.Aspx.

Question 2

how can you fight gum disease?

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Floss regularly: True gingivitis, limited to just inflammation in the gums, can be reversed with good oral care and regular dental visits.  You want to get it checked though to make sure it hasn't progressed to the more serious form of periodontitis.

Question 3

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 4

how to tell if i have gum disease?

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Gum disease: If your gums bleed when you brush your teeth, that is an indication of gum disease. Other signs  are  if they are red, swollen, puffy. And receding.  Bad breath is another indication.
Gum disease increases your risk of heart attack, stroke and diabetes. See your dentist to have an evaluation and necessary treatment.

Question 5

can any foods reverse gum disease?

Accepted Answer

Periodontal Disease: Periodontal disease results in gingival pockets and loss of bony support of the teeth secondary to the build up of calculus and the release of toxins around the teeth. Therapy by a periodontist is usually required and will stabilize the problem but not reverse the damage. You really can't eat yourself out of periodontitis.

Question 6

how quickly does gum disease spread?

Accepted Answer

Varies: There are basically 2 forms: gingivitis and periodontitis. Gingivitis affects the gums only and is reversible. Periodontitis affects the all the supporting structures of the teeth; bone, gums, periodontal ligaments. These are generally chronic conditions but can become acute. They chronic forms spread or get worse slowly. Poor hygiene and lack of dental care are the main causes.

Question 7

i have a gum disease how do i cure it?

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Gum disease: The cause of gum disease is the accumulation of hardened bacteria on the roots of the teeth. Treatment requires the removal of this debris as well as daily flossing and brushing. Gum disease puts you at higher risk for heart attack, high blood pressure, stroke and diabetes, in addition to the loss of your teeth.

Question 8

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 9

how long does gum disease take to heal?

Accepted Answer

Depends: It depends on your specific gum disease. And it depends on the type of treatment.

Question 10

is there a cheap way to fix gum disease?

Accepted Answer

Dental School: You can inquire at a local dental school regarding treatment at a reduced fee. You will be treated by students and will receive excellent health care. Periodontal problems are managed, but difficult to permanently "fix".

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