Saturday 21 December 2013

Treatment For Gum Disease In Children


Gum disease is also seen in children. Lot of children suffer from gum disease, it is usually neglected, largely because most such children suffer from other serious illnesses. The severity can vary from something as simple as red and swollen gums to severe destruction of gums and periodontium.



Causes and risk factors that increase the chances of gum disease in children:


  • Poor oral hygiene
  • Teeth eruption and shedding
  •  Oral infections
  •  Poor nourishment
  •  Certain medications
  •  Oral habits like mouth breathing
  •  Hormonal changes
  •  Certain systemic diseases

Advanced form of gum disease in children could be an early sign of disease elsewhere in the body. There is an increased risk for oral diseases such as gingivitis and periodontal disease, more often in first molars (first of the wide teeth at the back of the mouth) and incisors (front teeth).


Types of gum disease in children 


  • Chronic gingivitis 
Gingivitis is chronic condition which leads to the gum bleeding and alsp produce red gums. This condition can be rectified  by flossing and dental treatments.
  • Aggressive periodontitis
Aggressive periodontitis is another disease that affect the incisors and molars. The dental plaque will be formed. 
  • Generalized aggressive periodontitis
 Large deposits of dental plaques can result due to such a disease. Tooth mobility can also happen as the condition worsens.




Symptoms of gum diseases 

The gum disease can be identified easily by finding out the symptoms that has been shown in the gum line. Symptoms for gum disease can be mentioned as follows


  • Red swollen gums 
  • Bad breath 
  • Plaques on the gums
  • Receding gums 
  • Shrinking on roots 
  • Teeth loss


Laser treatment is used nowadays for treating the gum disease and periodontal disease in children 
There are many benefits of doing the treatment with the laser. Some benefits are 
  • Significant pain reduction.
  • Considerable reduction in the swelling and bleeding.
  • The anxiety of the patients can be reduced when lasers are employed.
  • Better preservation can be obtained.

Whom to consult is the question most of them have in their mind. The best center for doing treatments for gum diseases is the laser dental clinic Bangalore. The laser dental clinic provides the best treatments with the most modern German technology  who provide the service of expirenced periodontist . 

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Friday 15 November 2013

Impact Of Diabetes In Periodontal Diseases

  • What Is Gum Disease ?
    • Gum disease is the  infection on the gum tissues and bones that surrounded and which will give support to  the teeth. It is also called as  periodontal disease. There are two types of gum diseases called as gingivitis and periodontitis. Gingivitis is a mild form of gum diseases that mainly affects the gum and and the tissues surrounded by it. In the other case periodontitis is much more severe which may damage both the gums and tissues and also the bone which supports the tissues and gums.  








    • Does diabetes and gum diseases related ?

       

      The relationship between  gum disease and diabetes is two-way. Not only are people with diabetes more susceptible to serious gum disease, but serious gum disease may have the potential to affect blood glucose control and contribute to the progression of diabetes. People with diabetes are at higher risk for gum  problems such as gingivitis and periodontitis. They have more more bacterial infection and have a decreased resistivity power to fight back against the  gum diseases. Hence diabetes will make a huge impact on periodontal diseases. 





    Am I at risk for both diabetes and periodontal disease ?


    The main periodontal  problems associated with diabetes may include thrush an infection caused by fungus that grows in the mouth, and dry mouth, which can cause soreness, ulcers, infections and cavities. The best option is consult a periodontist at the earliest otherwise the periodontal diseases can be increased rapidly if left untreated.  



  • How can i help prevent dental problems assosiated with diabetes ?

  •  First and foremost the blood glucose level should be controlled. Then take good care of your teeth and gums, along with regular checkups every six months if possible. To avoid periodontal diseases and diabetes maintain good diabetic control, avoid smoking, clean teeth daily. Good blood glucose control can also help to prevent dry mouth caused by diabetes. People with diabetes have special needs and your periodontist have to be  equipped to meet those needs. Keep your periodontist informed of any changes in your condition and any medication you might be taking.