Gum Recession

Gum retraction (Periodontitis) is the retraction of the gum tissue surrounding the teeth, exposing the tooth or tooth root.
Most of the time, thorough cleaning of the teeth and gums will be enough to restore the balance of your gums. Comprehensive daily dental care with the correct toothbrush technique and the use of dental floss is of great importance for the prevention of periodontitis. Therefore, a refresher on how best to brush your teeth can sometimes be enough to keep inflammation at bay.

If the dose of periodontitis is advanced, a denture may be necessary. If the jaw bones are also inflamed, you will also need surgery to protect your teeth. Eventually very advanced paradontoses can cause toothlessness if one does not receive the right treatment on time.

Therefore, daily thorough cleaning of teeth is the most important thing you can do to prevent gingivitis and periodontitis. If you have a sore and irritated gum that has begun to soften, it is important that you take extra care and be careful with tooth cleaning. If it does not heal in a short time, it is important to be examined by your dentist so that you can fight the inflammatory condition before it worsens.