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What is gum disease?

Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is an inflammation of the gum line that can affect the bones that surround and support the teeth. It is usually caused by the bacteria that grow in the mouth. Gum Line inflammation is initiated by the bacteria in the dental plaque. More than 60% are affected by gum disease at least once in their entire life. The proper way to avoid this disease is to become aware of its symptoms, causes, and most importantly, maintain proper oral hygiene.

Symptoms and causes of gum disease.

The symptoms of gum disease include bleeding of gums while brushing and flossing, teeth loosening, pus between gums and teeth, teeth sensitivity, pain while chewing, swollen or tender gums, ill-fitting dentures, etc.

The causes of gum diseases include poor oral hygiene, certain medications, crooked teeth, hormonal changes, illnesses like cancer, HIV, diabetes, a weak immune system, genetic susceptibility, etc.

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Different treatment options for gum diseases

The treatment options vary based on the stage of gum disease, overall oral health, and medical history. There are both non-surgical and surgical procedures. The surgical procedures include flap surgery, soft tissue grafts, bone grafts, and guided tissue regeneration. The non-surgical procedure includes scaling, root planing, and deep cleaning. If you want to understand your treatment options, then visit our experts at the best Dent Health Dental Clinic in Hyderabad.

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Different types of dental fillings

The dental filling to be used will depend on the decay condition and the allergy history of patients with metals. The types of fillings that are available are:

Composite Filling
Composite fillings are preferred by those who don’t want their fillings to be visible. These fillings have the natural color of the teeth. This type of dental filling is recommended for front teeth and chipped teeth. Composite fillings bond extremely well with the tooth structure. Compared to other dental fillings like amalgam and metal, this one wears off quickly.

Amalgam Filling
Of all the fillings, the amalgam fillings are the strongest as they are made of a mix of several metals. They are the first preference for many dentists as they are widely used and researched.

Ceramic or porcelain filling.
Porcelain fillings are produced on request; these are bonded to the teeth. This filling can be matched to the color of your teeth. Most importantly, it covers a larger part of your teeth and resists staining.

Metal Filling
The metal fillings are also made to order and then cemented in place. The metal filling is long-lasting, and gold filling is more expensive compared to silver. Gold is the preferred choice for dentists as it is well tolerated by the gum tissues, withstands chewing forces, and lasts for more than 15-20 years.

Root Canal Treatment Aftercare

The longer you take good care of your teeth, the longer the treatment lasts. Here are a few tips on how to care for your root canal treatment.

Eat soft food until the complete restoration of your teeth.

No harsh brushing. Be gentle and careful while brushing your teeth.

Get a dental crown to avoid further damage to your teeth.

To avoid any damage, visit your dentist regularly and get checked.

Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

There are four stages of gum disease, commonly known as gingivitis, slight periodontitis, moderate periodontitis, and advanced periodontitis.

The cure of the gum disease will be completely based on the stage at which the treatment has begun. The recovery time for gingivitis is around 10–14 days.

No, gum diseases do not cure themselves. Delay in receiving treatment may also worsen the problem. Onsight of the first symptom, visit the dentist immediately.

We can only provide you with a treatment estimate after we have determined the stage of your gum disease. Please book an appointment with our expert.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the longevity of dental fillings?

The lifespan of a dental filling is based on the material of the filling and how much care you take of it. The lifespan of dental fillings can vary from anywhere between 10 and 20 years if you regularly visit a doctor and take proper care of them.

Will my teeth hurt after the filling?

The sensitivity in your teeth is normal after dental fillings. It usually goes away within a day or two.

Will my fillings come out?

Well, the filling rarely falls out. However, it is advisable to visit your doctor as soon as possible.

Treatment costs

Every patient is different. The treatment cost can only be estimated after the consultation and thorough diagnosis of your teeth.

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