UNDERSTANDING ORAL CARE
Bacteria in the plaque leads to gum inflammation. The inflamed gums allow bacteria to enter the bloodstream. Once in the bloodstream, bacteria travel.
Bacteria in the plaque leads to gum inflammation. The inflamed gums allow bacteria to enter the bloodstream. Once in the bloodstream, bacteria travel.
Healthy gums keep your teeth secure and your jawbone strong. Inflamed gums release inflammatory markers into the bloodstream, setting off a ...
Calculus builds up on teeth and gums are inflamed (red). Inflammation causes gums to separate from the tooth, forming pockets. Early to moderate bone loss.
Healthy gums allow optimal oral hygiene for maintenance of bone and gums. Shifted boundaries between atta- ched and unattached gum tissue can lead to problems.
Gum disease occurs when dental plaque bacteria builds up around the gums and teeth2,3 and irritates the gums, leading to inflammation, Gums are inflamed, ...
red, inflamed gums. The gums are red, swollen, and painful and bleed when touched. The gums appear bright red and bleed freely.
Such discharges are rarely associated with normal wound- healing as they typically drain white blood cells, dead bacteria, inflamed cells all ...
Mouthwash: Mouthwash can aid kill germs and lessen plaque. Choose an alcohol-free alternative if you have tender gingiva. The Cornerstones of Great Dental ...
Healthy gums, or to give them their correct name, gingiva, do not bleed when brushed. If bleeding does occur this invariably means that the gums ...
Periodontal disease is a progressive, chronic condition that starts as inflammation of the gingiva (also called the gums) that surrounds each tooth and can ...
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