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Asked for male, 24 years old from Vadodara
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Good morning lybrate-user
As per your query and words it sounds you are suffering from periodontitis (pyorrhea).
Reason for periodontitis is improper brushing.
I advice you to visit a Periodontist (Gum specialist, get it checked.
If it's mild he will do the Scaling (professional cleaning) and if condition is sever he might advice you flap procedure.
And do ask for proper brushing technique so this thing should not reoccur.
As per your query and words it sounds you are suffering from periodontitis (pyorrhea).
Reason for periodontitis is improper brushing.
I advice you to visit a Periodontist (Gum specialist, get it checked.
If it's mild he will do the Scaling (professional cleaning) and if condition is sever he might advice you flap procedure.
And do ask for proper brushing technique so this thing should not reoccur.
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The gums are also called the periodontium - perio for around and dontium for tooth as the gums are literally present "around the tooth." There is a softer mucosal portion that runs along the tooth in a curved manner and a stronger fibrous portion that connects the tooth to the jaw bone. Together, they provide the structural support for the tooth to be held in place. In addition, they also have an esthetic value with the healthy pink color. The mouth has the largest number of bacteria in the body...more
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You know you're suffering from loose tooth if it moves when you brush or while eating. In fact, loose tooth is an indication that you may suffer from an underlying dental problem. Thus, it's vital to be aware of the problems that may cause you to suffer from tooth mobility.
Here are some of the culprits behind your loose teeth.
1. Periodontal disease - Loose teeth problem can occur if you suffer from periodontal disease. This oral condition causes the bone and ligaments that su...more
Here are some of the culprits behind your loose teeth.
1. Periodontal disease - Loose teeth problem can occur if you suffer from periodontal disease. This oral condition causes the bone and ligaments that su...more
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Vitamin C is a water soluble vitamin, which is essential for various functions and it is not produced or stored by the body, so it is important that the food contains adequate amount of it. It plays a vital role in heart, eyes, skin, and prenatal health and immunity. Long-term non-availability of vitamin C can lead to various symptoms, which though are not immediately threatening, can turn dangerous in the long run.
Bruised skin: Easy bruising is one of the early symptoms of vitamin C d...more
Bruised skin: Easy bruising is one of the early symptoms of vitamin C d...more
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What is Pyorrhea?
Pyorrhea, also known as periodontitis, is inflammation and destruction of the tissues and bone surrounding the teeth. Periodontitis mainly begins with gingivitis. Gingivitis refers to inflammation of gums as a result of plaque formation due to poor oral hygiene. Gingivitis, when left untreated, leads to periodontitis. Gingivitis is a milder form of the disease and in gingivitis, no irreversible changes take place. However, persistent gingivitis leads to formation of deep po...more
Pyorrhea, also known as periodontitis, is inflammation and destruction of the tissues and bone surrounding the teeth. Periodontitis mainly begins with gingivitis. Gingivitis refers to inflammation of gums as a result of plaque formation due to poor oral hygiene. Gingivitis, when left untreated, leads to periodontitis. Gingivitis is a milder form of the disease and in gingivitis, no irreversible changes take place. However, persistent gingivitis leads to formation of deep po...more
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