- June 8, 1403 - correction of smile design, oral and dental health -

What is the cause of gingivitis?.. What are the symptoms of gingivitis?. **Gum recession** or (Gum recession) is a state in which the gum (gum), i.e. the tissue that surrounds the tooth, recedes and parts of the tooth root are exposed.. Gum recession is a very common problem among those who visit dental centers and it may be seen even in the healthiest people. What is the gum?.. The rising or so-called ** receding of the gum **, from the gum line in a normal state, is usually recognizable at the very beginning, but it also has symptoms that you can easily recognize and determine its severity. The most common ** symptoms of gum recession ** are: #### 1.... The appearance of the tooth root and as a result the teeth look longer Although each of your teeth always has a certain length, usually only the crowns of the teeth are visible in people with healthy gums.... By **gum tissue analysis** and by exposing the roots of the teeth, the teeth appear to be longer.... When the gums rise due to **periodontal disease**, the teeth appear even longer than normal.. **Fix your smile Design ** with various treatments... with **Gum analysis** and exposing the roots of the teeth, the dentin in the root area may be exposed in the mouth, and as a result, the teeth become very sensitive and the person experiences unpleasant pain... #### 4... Loose teeth People who suffer from **gum breakdown** due to **gum and periodontal disease** may notice that one or more of their teeth are loose. This problem usually indicates the accumulation of plaque and tartar under the gums.. Presence of periodontal** Yes, other symptoms of **gum analysis** are: Bleeding after brushing or flossing - Gum swelling and redness - Bad breath - Pain in the gums > What is deep gum scaling? > > Periodontal scaling or root planing is one of the common dental methods to treat gum disease or periodontitis.. In this article from the Pasargad Dental Clinic, we will examine the deep scaling of the gums and ways to prevent gum disease. ### What is the cause of gingivitis?.. The most common causes that cause receding and **analysis of the gums** are: #### 1... Gum disease **Gum disease** is a bacterial infection that damages the gum tissue and the bone that holds your teeth in place.... **Gum disease**, which in the early stages is called **gingivitis** (gingivitis) and in advanced stages is called **periodontal disease** (periodontal disease), the main cause of **gum breakdown**.... **plaque gum disease** can be caused by gum plaques.. gum tissue, some autoimmune diseases, drugs that cause dry mouth, or smoking.... Even some people are genetically faced with this problem... #### 2... Genetics Despite the fact that some people care a lot about their **oral and dental hygiene**, they suffer from **gum analysis** due to hereditary and genetic issues... #### 3... strong brushing and flossing Too much pressure on the teeth during brushing not only does not make the teeth more clean, but is also associated with gum irritation and eventually inflammation and bleeding of the gums... Also, as a result of the pressure applied to the gums during brushing, this tissue is separated from the surface of the tooth and becomes worn and rotten. Not using the toothbrush and dental floss correctly for the right amount of time or not washing with antibacterial mouthwashes will harden the plaques created on the teeth and turn it into dental plaque. You may be able to remove dental plaques with the usual methods of observing dental plaque, but it is not possible to clean the plaque at home.. You just have to visit a **dental specialist**... mouth and teeth** particles penetrate under the gums and cause the gums to recede and finally **gum analysis**... #### 5... Hormonal changes If you are a woman, hormonal fluctuations during puberty, menstruation, pregnancy and menopause can cause gum tissue sensitivity and tissue destruction... #### 6... smoking The use of tobacco, cigarettes and other products causes the formation of dental plaque and causes **gum analysis**... #### 7.... stress The stress in our life often causes us to grind our teeth together more... Excessive grinding of the teeth also causes irritation and inflammation of the ligaments and structures that support the teeth, which eventually causes sensitivity of the gums and the loss of its tissue... A large number of people in the society are facing problems related to oral bite... In these people, the jaws are not aligned or the teeth are not aligned or the teeth are not aligned. Their natural position when talking or chewing, problems such as damage to the teeth and gums or problems with cleaning the teeth, both of which can lead to **gum analysis**... #### 9... Impact and impact Damage to the mouth can cause burning, inflammation, infection, and in some cases even the loss of gum tissue... #### 10... Improper dental veneer or implant Artificial prostheses, dental bridges, etc., are among the things that have been replaced to repair decayed and pulled teeth in the oral space.... If the repair and installation procedures of all types of prostheses such as implants or veneers are not done correctly, after a short period of time, the gums will wear out and the gum line will cause decay or weakening? Depending on the severity of **gum analysis**, the treatment is also different.. Based on the severity of the analysis, dentists have considered 3 levels or levels of treatment, which are explained below... #### Level 1 treatment: minimally invasive Level 1 treatment **gum analysis** actually includes more preventive measures.... At this level, you must regularly observe **principles of oral and dental hygiene** and treatment, and visit a **dentist specialist** for specialized teeth cleaning.... Other measures you must take at this level are: - Brush your teeth twice a day... - Clean your teeth with a soft toothbrush... - If the cause of your gum decay is **grinding teeth**, talk to your **dental specialist**.... - Avoid smoking and other tobacco products.... - And if you have a lip or tongue piercing, remove it.... #### Moderately invasive level 2 treatment: If you don't prevent it, you will probably face **gum loss** to some extent.... If the decay is mild, the **dentist** can help you treat it.... Since the most important cause of **gum decay** is the accumulation of plaque in the space between the gum and the tooth, at this stage, the **dentist** will treat it with the help of the gum mass process and subgingival removal. At the end of the process, it may be necessary to prescribe antibiotics to completely eliminate the bacteria... #### Level 3 treatment: the most aggressive treatment Level 3 treatment **gum erosion treatment** includes surgery and therefore is the most aggressive solution... this solution is the last solution and is done if the pocket or periodontal space (the space between the gum and the tooth) is large or the bone tissue is depleted... Flap surgery, reconstruction and tissue grafting is the most important method *** Gingivitis surgery is for ##surgery #surgery #gum surgery.. to treat gingivitis In severe cases of gingivitis in which the gum has receded a lot, the periodontist may decide to perform gum surgery. In general, there are two surgical options for the patient, which are: 1 .... Flap surgery 2 .... Gum grafting > Treatment of gingivitis > > What are the types of gum surgery to treat gum recession?.. Have you ever noticed that your teeth look longer than usual or that you feel sensitive near your gum line? ### What is the meaning of jaw bone analysis?.. If the gum tissue that covers the teeth recedes or disappears, in this situation, we say that the jaw bone has atrophied, and this means the loss of jaw bone tissue.... At this time, a gap is created between the gum line and the tooth, which causes the accumulation of food and bacteria.. Over time.... If a person is infected with this disease, one of his natural teeth may see that one of his natural teeth is taller than the rest of his teeth. or notice the sensitivity Too many teeth. In general, problems and diseases of the mouth and teeth cause the loss of the jaw bone, and the people who suffer from this problem more than others are: - People who don't observe their **oral and dental hygiene** correctly....this lack of compliance causes the loss of tooth enamel over time and can cause **gum analysis**. have given and do not take any measures to treat and replace their lost teeth.. **Analysis of jawbone loss** can have many reasons... In general, in any situation where a tooth or gum is damaged, it can be said that the jawbone is at risk of erosion... The reasons that cause jawbone loss are: #### Tooth loss Losing one or more teeth is one of the most important and main reasons that causes **jaw bone analysis**, it is the loss of one or more teeth that is left untreated and a dental gap remains in the mouth.... When you chew food, the pressure from the teeth and the root of the tooth enters the bone and causes it to grow... It is interesting to know that if the place of bone disintegration increases and the time it is empty is long... in the mouth and is not treated, the body will absorb the bone.... It can be said if **empty space After one year, if the tooth is not treated with the relevant treatment methods, the best of which is **dental implant**, about 25% of the jawbone will decay and if treatment is not done again, this decay will continue. The tooth** is placed in the jaw bone like the root of the tooth and solves this problem... #### gingivitis **Gum analysis** creates cracks and fissures between the teeth and the gum line, which causes the accumulation of bacteria and plaques.... In this situation, the risk of **gum infection** increases and the tooth faces serious problems.. **Gum diseases** are very dangerous and serious and if the treatment is not done on time, it can lead to the accumulation of bacteria around the teeth.. Osteoporosis Osteoporosis can also affect the jaw bone by reducing bone density and cause it to weaken... #### Tumor The tumor can also lead to the occurrence of **jawbone analysis**, which requires the removal of the tumor to treat this type of **jawbone analysis... #### Jawbone Transplantation This surgery is performed to reconstruct a part of the jawbone that has been eroded....For bone grafting, the **maxillofacial specialist** first examines the mouth and teeth, as well as X-rays and CT scans....then with anesthesia in the desired area, in order to access the root and jawbone, the gum is filled from the desired area with special dental materials and with the help of a graft, the desired area of ​​the tooth is covered. bone > > For various reasons, teeth need to be extracted and replaced with dental implants > Types of gum surgery > > Types of gum surgery and everything you need to know about them. ###