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How to Treat Gingivitis
After the age of 35, three out of four people have some from of gingivitis, signified by redness of the gums, bleeding during brushing, bad breath or irritated gum tissue. The good news is that when...
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How to Fight Gingivitis with Nutrition
Gingivitis is inflammation of the gums. It starts as a build up of plaque, and if not kept in check, plaque can progress to gingivitis. If gingivitis isn't treated in its early stages it can become...
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How to Prevent Gingivitis
Gingivitis leads to recessed, unhealthy gums and, if untreated, can cause even more serious ailments. Luckily, the disease is easily reversible and you can prevent it simply by exercising a little...
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How to Test for Gingivitis
Gingivitis is an inflammatory disease that affects the gums around the teeth. It is caused when plaque and food particles build up in the spaces between the teeth and can be exacerbated by conditions...
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How to Spot Gingivitis
Gingivitis is a bacterial infection of the gums, prompted by plaque build up, that ranges from mild to serious. Often, it is prevented or cured with a combination of good home dental care and regular...
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How to Avoid Gingivitis
Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gums that frequently precedes more serious dental health issues like receding gums and full fledged gum disease. Fortunately, it is easy to prevent gingivitis by...
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How to Get Rid of Gingivitis
Gingivitis is a common form of gum disease that causes swelling or inflammation of your gums. Gingivitis can cause your gums to become swollen and begin to bleed just by brushing the teeth, eating or...
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Signs of Gingivitis
Gingivitis is a condition of the gums that causes them to become swollen, sensitive and bleed easily. Gingivitis is a very common dental problem. It is brought about by bacteria and, while not serious,...
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How Much Does Gingival Grafting Cost?
Gingival grafting is a process in which skin from healthy areas of the mouth is literally sewn onto parts of the gums that have receded or rotted away as a result of gingivitis. This process is quite...
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How to Prevent Gingivitis
Gingivitis can be prevented by basic oral hygiene, which includes daily brushing and flossing of the teeth and gums. Avoid swelling and inflammation of the gum tissue with information from a dentist in...
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Gingivitis Symptoms
The symptoms of gingivitis include gums that easily or excessively bleed, are puffy and sensitive and that are reddish in color. Recognize the symptoms of gingivitis, which also includes extremely bad...
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How to Get Rid of Gingivitis Yourself
Wondering how to get rid of gingivitis? This mild gum disease infects most people at some point of time during their life. Gingivitis is a relatively easy gum disease to treat. However, if gingivitis...
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How to Combat Gingivitis with Food
Gingivitis is one of the stages of gum disease. When plaque is allowed to buildup on the teeth, the surrounding gums become inflamed thus causing gingivitis. Early gingivitis treatment helps to prevent...
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Chlorhexidine for Gingivitis
Approximately 52.9 percent of Americans over the age of 20 suffer from gingivitis, reports the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research. Dentists use a number of treatments for the...
View ArticleGingival Grafting Procedures
Dentists perform gingival grafting procedures, or soft tissue grafting, to treat patients with receding gums. These procedures help improve a patient's dental health and appearance. Patients may enjoy...
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How to Treat Gingivitis With Diet
Gingivitis is a disease characterized by plaque on the teeth and sensitive or bleeding gums. In its early stages, gingivitis is easily reversible; however, when it progresses and becomes periodontitis...
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How to Balance pH in the Mouth
According to Dr. Dalia, 90 percent of all living cells in our bodies are not human cells; they are bacteria, fungus and microbes. One of the key factors in maintaining a balanced pH in the mouth is...
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How to Get Rid of Plaque on Gums
Plaque left on gum tissue can be more dangerous than you think. According to the Mayo Clinic, excess plaque left on teeth and gum tissue has been directly associated with diabetes and heart disease....
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How to Maintain Good Gum Health
Gingivitis, or inflammation of the gums can lead to more serious gum disease. If left unattended, gum disease will eventually lead to infection and tooth loss. Good dental hygiene is the best way to...
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