Gum care refers to preventive and therapeutic dental treatments focused on maintaining the health of your gums (gingiva). It includes routine cleanings, deep cleaning (scaling and root planing), gum disease treatment, and surgical correction if required.
Healthy gums support your teeth and protect against inflammation, infection, and bone loss.
Ignoring gum health can lead to serious oral problems like periodontitis, tooth mobility, and even tooth loss. You may need gum care if you notice:
Bleeding while brushing or flossing
Swollen, red, or tender gums
Persistent bad breath (halitosis)
Gum recession or longer-looking teeth
Loose or shifting teeth
Treating gum issues early can save your teeth and reduce long-term dental expenses.
Prevents tooth loss and bone damage
Reduces inflammation, bleeding, and bad breath
Enhances overall oral hygiene and smile aesthetics
Supports the success of other dental treatments like implants and crowns
Improves overall systemic health, as gum disease is linked to heart conditions, diabetes, and more
Professional Cleaning & Polishing
Scaling & Root Planing (Deep Cleaning)
Laser Gum Therapy for painless treatment of gum disease
Gum Surgery for advanced cases of periodontitis
Crown Lengthening & Gummy Smile Correction
Maintenance Programs to prevent relapse and support healing
All treatments are tailored to your specific gum condition and overall oral health.
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No, gum diseases cannot be treated on its own. Gum diseases are caused by the development of tartar on the teeth leading to gum infection. This requires dental cleaning and good oral care routine. Get professional cleaning done every 6 monthly to avoid being a victim of gum disease.
Gum diseases are categorized into 4 stages, gingivitis, slight periodontal disease, moderate periodontal disease, and advanced periodontal disease. Curing gum diseases and gum infection depends on the stage at which treatment begins. The recovery time at stage one is 10-14 days.
Yes, gum diseases are treatable. The recovery and treatment duration depends on the stage at which a gum infection is identified and preventive measures are taken.
The first sign of gum disease is red, tender and swollen gums that cause discomfort and pain. Gums can also bleed while brushing, which is commonly considered as a sign of gingivitis-stage one of gum diseases.
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