Laser Dental Gum Disease Specialist

If you have told that you have gum disease, you are not alone. But you don't know what causes it, what warning signs to look for gum disease.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly half of all 35 years of age and older in the US have some form of gum disease.

Types of Gum Disease

Gingivitis is the early stage of gum disease. Most cases the result of poor oral health causes the gums to become swollen and red. One of the other sign is when you brush your teeth or floss they start bleeding.

Action for a good oral hygiene

Your gum disease foiling regimen starts with brushing twice a day, flossing regularly and use a soft toothbrush and be gentle while brushing. Our Gum disease specialist says that Foods tend to get caught along the gum line between the gum and tooth. So, you need to clean your teeth very carefully.

According to our gum disease specialist if you are brushing your teeth too aggressively so you will wear away your tooth enamel or it causes your gums to recede.

Flossing helps move junk left after brushing. Most gum disease occurs in between your teeth's not brushing surface. Flossing is very critical that's laser dental gum disease specialist train you how to floss properly. If we are not trained by our gum disease specialist you will harm yourself badly.

How to reduce your gum disease risk

If you will smoke, it will increase the risk of gum disease. If you make your diet healthy, it prevents gum disease and makes your body healthy. Include carrots in your diet because it’s great for cleaning teeth surface and removing junk. Decrease your sugar while consuming and include fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet.

Visit the dentist clinic daily

The dentist is your best partner for oral health and preventing gum disease. Sometime early gum disease generally does not hurt or produce symptoms. So it will increase day by day if you are seeing your dentist routinely. Many people see their dentist in a year for a checkup. A dentist can monitor your gum disease over time to see how they change.