Laser Dentistry and Gum Care
The jawbone and gums form the essential foundation that supports and protects your teeth. Healthy gums act as a protective barrier, covering the roots of your teeth and preventing harmful bacteria and food particles from reaching deeper tissues. At MedCrown Dental Clinic, Indore, we emphasize the importance of maintaining healthy gums for long-term oral health.
Poor oral hygiene can lead to the buildup of plaque and tartar, which contain harmful bacteria that may cause gum infection, inflammation, pain, and eventually tooth loss if left untreated. Regular brushing, flossing, and professional dental cleanings are essential to prevent gum disease and maintain healthy gums.
Common Symptoms of Gum Disease
Swollen or Red Gums – Early signs of gum inflammation or infection.
Persistent Bad Breath – Caused by bacterial buildup in the gums.
Bleeding Gums – Bleeding while brushing or flossing may indicate gum disease.
Pus Discharge – A sign of severe gum infection around teeth.
Loose or Mobile Teeth – Advanced gum disease can weaken tooth support.
Tender or Painful Gums – Pain while touching or chewing may indicate infection.
Gum Recession – Gums pulling away and exposing tooth roots.
Gaps Between Teeth – Bone loss may create visible spaces between teeth.
At MedCrown, our expert dentists provide advanced gum disease treatment in Indore to restore healthy gums, prevent tooth loss, and protect your overall oral health.
FAQs about gum health
For majority of the patients, routine dental checkups and teeth cleaning is advised twice a year along with routine oral hygiene instructions which is vital in preventing gum disease. Book an appointment with our dentist at Arihant, Bhopal for a check up now.
The main cause of gum disease is the build up of plaque on the surface of the teeth. Plaque contains bacteria that are detrimental to the gums. They irritate the gums and cause infection.
Yes, patients with diabetes are more prone to gum disease, especially with uncontrolled diabetes. Such patients are advised to meet a dentist twice a year to evaluate the condition of their gums to prevent worsening of the gum inflammation.
Veneers could be treated like natural teeth. Brushing and flossing twice a day to keep the veneers free from bacteria, food lodgement and deposit build up would be sufficient. Scheduling yearly appointments with our cosmetic dentist helps us check for any defects.
Good oral hygiene with proper tooth brushing and flossing can keep the teeth under veneers free from decay causing bacteria. If proper care is not taken, there are chances for decay on the natural teeth around and under the veneers.
The layer of tooth surface removed during the preparation for veneers make them prone to decay if not protected by veneers.
It is likely that your veneers may loosen over a period of time. Keep the veneers in a safe place, book the earliest appointment with your dentist and get them re fixed or replaced ,if any defects are present.