gum problems

Who is at risk of gum diseases

Several factors increase the risk of developing gum diseases, the most common of which include smoking, tobacco chewing, systemic illnesses like diabetes, hormonal changes during pregnancy and menstruation, medications such as contraceptives and anticonvulsants and ill-fitting prosthesis.

Signs and Symptoms

Bad mouth odour
Gum Bleeding
Receding gums
Pain while biting
Spongy/swollen gums
Yellowish teeth
Loose teeth
Mouth dryness
Food stuck in between teeth

How to avoid gum diseases

Follow Daily oral hygiene measures like brushing and flossing
Use fluoridated toothpastes
Regular visits to the dentist and professional cleaning will help identify and address the risk and occurrence of infections.
Progressive stages of the disease may call for more intensive treatments.