Your : Your dentist should have described the problem and offered solutions, if they did not, it may be time for a second opinion.
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It : It is not just important to brush regularly but also to brush in the right way. Flossing is also very essential to good gum health. Your hygienist or dentist should be able to show you the correct techniques for both. If inflammation still persists then it may be a good time to go and see a periodontist.
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Perhaps : Perhaps a clinical exam with a periodontist is in order, as gum disease is nothing to take lightly. It is likely that periodontal therapy of some degree is needed, and after that the frequency of visits to your dentist or periodontist should increase, likely every 3-4 months instead of 6. Home care and instruction is subject to the therapy you have been given, whether it is brushing, flossing, oral rinses or antibiotic use.
Answered 10/4/2016
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