Diseases of mucous membranes and the periodontium Periodontal diseases (called periodontosis) are the second reason for tooth loss.
They cause damage to the system by which a tooth is fixed to the bone,
potentially resulting in the loss of may sometimes still be healthy teeth.
Advanced periodontal diseases are difficult to treat, so prophylaxis
and treatment of the early stages of periodontosis are of great importance.
One of the significant reasons for this disease is insufficient oral hygiene.
Unremoved dental plaque becomes thicker and thicker, in several days
changing into hard dental calculus (tartar) that is impossible to remove
with a toothbrush. STAGES OF DENTAL CALCULUS DEPOSIT     Toxins produced by bacteria of the dental plaque start attacking gums.
If the disease is not stopped quickly, the so-called physiological gingival
pouch becomes deeper, creating a pathological periodontal pocket,
and allowing for the onset of damage to the periodontium and bone.
The first symptom of gingivitis (gum inflammation) is bleeding, occurring
particularly during tooth-brushing. The progress in this condition leads
to denudation of teeth roots, and, in the final stage, to loosening and loss
of teeth. Treatment involves the application of anti-microbial and
anti-inflammatory agents in the form of ointments, gels and mouthwashes.
Scaling, the procedure by which dental calculus is removed, is necessary.
Deep periodontosis requires surgical procedures, of which the simplest
is curettage - a scraping of the walls of the periodontal pockets to make them
shallower. In more advanced cases, the so-called flap surgery is applied
with the aim of promoting tissue restoration using pharmacological agents. SO, IF YOU SUFFER FROM BLEEDING GUMS OR LOOSENING TEETH,
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