Gum Diseases

Gum treatment is a treatment method performed to eliminate the infection that occurs as a result of a person experiencing gum inflammation. Gingivitis usually lasts a few days and then goes away on its own. However, in some cases, the infection progresses and reaches a level that requires treatment by a dentist. In this case, it is necessary to consult a dentist without delay and provide treatment.

In Which Situations Is Gum Treatment Necessary?

The treatment is applied as a result of bacterial plaques causing gingivitis. Gingivitis may not bother the person much at first and may disappear in a short time. However, sometimes the infection progresses and begins to have a negative impact on the person’s speech, chewing and similar activities. Gingivitis, which is usually quickly overcome by people who take care of their oral and dental health, creates a health problem that spreads day by day and progresses to tooth loss if left untreated.

What are the Symptoms of Gingivitis?

There are certain symptoms of gingivitis that indicate the need for gum treatment.

• Loose teeth,
• The tooth is exposed more than it is due to gum recession,
  tenderness, pain
• Bleeding during oral and dental care,
• Bad breath and persistent bitter taste in the mouth,
• Appearance changes such as redness and swelling of the gums can be counted.