Gingival Deseases
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Gums and surrounding tissues (periodonsium) are of vital importance in dental health.
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Periodontal tissues surround the tooth root and supply.
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Gum infections (gingivitis and periodontitis) usually progress painlessly and may not be noticed by the patient.
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Gingival recessions can be caused by chronic gingivitis, periodontitis, bruxism, poorly made porcelain or zirconium crowns, incorrect tooth brushing, incomplete tooth brushing.
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Gingival recession and reduction of the supporting tissues of the teeth can cause tooth loss.
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Treatment
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The primary treatment in infective gingival diseases is the removal of calculus and inflammatory gingival tissues, which are called detertrage and curettage.
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The treatment can be completed in a single session and may require several sessions.
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Gingiva responds quickly to treatment. After treatment, the infection quickly regresses if the patient has a good oral hygiene.
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There are many surgical treatment options to restore gum tissue caused by gingival recessions.