Description
Healthy gums are important for overall health
Gum problems are one of the most common oral diseases.
Often the first signs are recognised too late and not treated in time. The consequences can be irreparable. The health of the gums and teeth can also have an impact on general wellbeing.
Failure to treat causes consequential damage
If gingivitis is not stopped, it can spread to the jawbone and attack the gums in stages. This can lead to tooth loss. Chronic gingivitis can also be associated with general health problems such as diabetes, heart disease, and respiratory diseases.
Plaque as a trigger for gingivitis
The healthy oral cavity is usually populated by 400 to 1000 types of bacteria, most of which live in a complex equilibrium in the plaque. Gum problems (gingivitis or periodontal disease) develop when this balance is disturbed by poor hygiene.
Gum problems are caused by the accumulation of bacteria in the plaque. If this plaque is not removed by dental care while it is still soft, it solidifies through the storage of minerals: tartar is created.
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