Title: How to Take Care of Your Receding Gums
1How to Take Care of Your Receding Gums
2Gumlines could recede due to a number of factors
like genetics, poor oral hygiene, and tooth loss.
3This can lead to increased tooth sensitivity,
exposed roots, increased risk for cavities and
infections.
4Treatments like scaling, root planning can help
remove plaque tartar from the gums and tissue
grafts can help to restore lost gum tissue.
5Causes of Receding Gumlines
6One of the most common causes of receding
gumlines is poor dental hygiene.
7If plaque tartar are not removed on a regular
basis, they can cause the gums to pull away.
8Gum disease is caused by a build-up of bacteria
in the mouth can cause inflammation, pain, and
tissue loss.
9Other causes of receding gumlines include
genetics, grinding teeth, and certain medical
conditions.
10Dangers of Ignoring Receding Gums
11When the gums recede, it exposes the roots of the
teeth which can lead to infection and tooth loss.
12If left untreated, it can damage the supporting
tissue and bone around the teeth, eventually
leading to tooth loss.
13Additionally, receding gums can cause tooth
sensitivity and make it more difficult to keep
your teeth clean.
14Therefore, it is important to see a dentist as
soon as you notice any changes in your gums.
15How to Treat Receding Gums
16Brush twice a day with a soft-bristled brush, and
floss daily to remove plaque from around the gum
line.
17You should also see your dentist regularly for
professional cleanings.
18Your dentist may recommend using a special
mouthwash or toothpaste to help control the
bacteria in your mouth.
19Gum grafts can replace soft tissue, and pocket
reduction surgery can help to deep cleanse
pockets of bacteria around the teeth.
20Preventing Gum Diseases That Causes Receding
Gumlines
21Plaque can build up along your gum line
eventually lead to gingivitis, an inflammation of
the gums.
22Gingivitis is often characterized by red, swollen
gums that bleed easily.
23If left untreated, gingivitis can progress to
periodontitis, a more serious form of gum
disease.
24To prevent receding gums, be sure to brush twice
a day with a toothpaste that contains fluoride.
25Call or stop by the Dental Group of Simi Valley
in Simi Valley, CA to treat receding gum lines.
26We will be happy to make an appointment to ensure
you get started on the road to great dental
health.
27Get In Touch With Us
(805) 870-8235
https//www.dentalgroupofsimivalley.com/
1720 E. Los Angeles Ave. Suite 202 Simi Valley,
CA 93065