Monthly Archives: July 2008

The swelling of the gums is not a disease in itself; however it can be a symptom of an underlying ailment. Swollen gums occur due to the lack of dental and oral hygiene. In many people, after gingivitis first appears, … Continue reading →

The aim of the periodontal treatment is to reduce gum inflammation and gum infections as well as to diminish its cause. The best thing to do when you have gum disease is to visit your dentist. Your dental hygienist will … Continue reading →

In detecting any gum problems such as sore, bleeding and swollen gums, it is best the you visit your dentist every six months. The early detection of gum problems can help prevent irritated, bleeding and swollen gums from getting worse. … Continue reading →

Normally, gums should appear pink, firm and without swelling. The mere presence of swollen gums makes brushing and flossing difficult due to the pain felt. Periodontal diseases range from just a simple redness to a severe periodontitis such as pus-filled … Continue reading →

Smoking not only impacts the development of periodontal disease, but also the response to periodontal treatment. An average smoker is four times more likely to develop periodontal disease compared to non-smokers. Most smokers respond less favorably to non-surgical and surgical … Continue reading →

Periodontal therapy are used to treat bad breath, bleeding gums, swollen gums, and bad taste in the mouth that are caused by bad bacteria. Gum disease is treated by periodontist – a dental specialist who specializes in gum disease treatments. … Continue reading →