Periodontal therapy has immediate effects of under the instructions given by your dentist about their oral hygiene, taking medications combined with interventional therapy dentist and the patient review every 6 months. Admittedly, PERIODONTITIS plays an important role the general health of the patient and the medication of chronic diseases eg diabetes, psychiatric diseases etc.
Studies have shown that smoking may be the most important risk factor in the development and progression of disease Periodontitis. Smokers are much more likely to develop periodontal pockets and greater loss of bone and tissue that support the teeth
The bone and gum tissue should fit around your teeth like a collar around your neck. When you have periodontal disease, this support tissue and bone is destroyed, forming periodontal pockets around the teeth. Over time, these pockets are deeper, providing even more room in which the bacteria can survive. Periodontal pockets deep even collect [...]
Recent research has shown that 30% of the population is genetically susceptible to periodontal disease. Despite regular oral hygiene habits, these people are six times more likely to develop periodontal disease
Periodontal disease has the ability to pass from parents to children, but also be transmitted between couples, in accordance with Article September 1997 Journal of the American Dental Association. Investigators argue that the bacteria that cause periodontal disease pass through saliva. Based on this research, the American Academy of Periodontology recognizes that treatment of the [...]
The answer is positive. The bad breath is a major cause of periodontitis. The bad breath, due to poor oral hygiene, smoking, in eating habits in teeth with caries, in general disorders (diabetes, gastrointestinal diseases, etc.), sinusitis, tonsillitis, etc. The final solution to the problem of bad breath, can only give the dentist to identify [...]
Those mentioned above are symptoms of periodontal disease. The decline gingival (gum recession) bad breath, bleeding gums, swollen gums, itchy gums, indicate periodontitis. It is an immediate need to visit a Periodontist in order to treat periodontitis
You will need periodontal evaluation if: • You notice that your gums are red, swollen, bleed easily during brushing or during flossing use • You notice that your gums have been removed from your teeth or have fallen • observed bad breath, pus between teeth and gums, separation between the teeth, changing the way in [...]
The repetition of the root scaling the same teeth, did not yield better results than a circle thorough scaling and root scaling (Badersten et al, JCP 1984)
Depending on the degree of tooth mobility. In any case it is necessary clinical examination and radiographic examination of the dentist for final evaluation
