Gingivitis: symptoms, causes and treatments

Gingivitis: symptoms, causes and treatments

Gingivitis is inflammation of the gums. The problem manifests itself with redness and swelling of the gum tissues. Gingivitis is treatable by acting on the causes that led to its appearance.

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La gingivitis it is a fairly common inflammation of the gums. The problem manifests itself with redness and swelling of the gum tissues. Gingivitis is treatable by acting on the causes that led to its appearance.

In case of gingivitis with severe burning and redness, contact yours immediately dentist of trust. Let's try to investigate what the symptoms and causes of gingivitis are to learn to recognize the problem and to understand how to prevent it.

Symptoms and causes of gingivitis

I symptoms more common of gingivitis are swelling, redness, warmth and bleeding. These are phenomena that can be related to the accumulation of plaque. THE plaque bacteria are the real culprits of gingivitis, together with some anomalies that can contribute to its accumulation.

The reference is above all to the structure of the teeth and to dental reconstructions. The onset of gingivitis is also affected by hormones. For this reason, you can suffer from gingivitis during puberty or during pregnancy.

La vitamin deficiency it favors the onset of gingivitis, but this problem mainly affects developing countries. However, it is good to be careful to avoid deficiencies in vitamin C, vitamin A and B vitamins, such as vitamin B1 and vitamin B2.

Gingivitis is a solvable problem, but if not treated complications may arise which can lead to severe infections and the onset of periodontitis. That is why it would be good, therefore, not to underestimate this problem.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, gingivitis is also associated with an increased risk of diabetes, heart and lung problems, as well as an increased risk of premature birth in pregnant women. .



How to prevent and treat gingivitis

To prevent gingivitis, one is essential proper oral hygiene. Always respect the good habit of brushing your teeth after main meals. The dentists advise to brush your teeth three times a day very carefully and to use a herbal toothpaste.

You can easily find toothpastes made with natural ingredients in herbal medicine and in health food stores. A useful ingredient to look for in choosing a toothpaste that protects the gums from infection is theNeem leaf extract, a plant used for centuries in India as a natural remedy with antibacterial properties.

There are some interesting natural remedies for gingivitis. To soothe swelling and redness, the advice is to rinse with herbal infusions with soothing properties, such as mallow, lemon balm and chamomile. You will have to use the infusions after letting them cool and as if they were mouthwashes. THU find other natural remedies useful for inflamed gums.

For a deeper cleaning of the mouth and to prevent gingivitis do not forget theoil pulling, a practice that consists of deep rinsing of the oral cavity to be practiced using an edible oil, such as sesame oil, coconut oil or the more common extra virgin olive oil. THU find all the information you need to experience oil pulling.

To soothe the redness of the gums it may be useful to apply small amounts of aloe vera gel or a specific gingivitis product recommended by your dentist. It is important that you visit a specialist from time to time for professional tooth cleaning if necessary. In case of doubts about the remedies to be applied and severe gum inflammation and bleeding about which you would not know how to intervene, contact your doctor and your trusted dentist immediately.



Follow Thu il decalogue of the experts on the health of teeth and gums.

Marta Albè

Fonte foto: Coral Spring Dentists

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