Fluoride In Toothpaste, An Oral Health Hazard?
We are aware that fluoride prevents cavities with calcium in the teeth and it also kills bacteria in the mouth. And that it prevents gum diseases such as gingivitis, bleeding gums and receding gums. Thats why most toothpaste contains fluoride. But did you know that too much fluoride is also dangerous? Studies shows that fluoride damages the brain, directly and indirectly and also it affects the thyroid glands and causes hypothyroidism. And studies also shows that high content of fluoride in drinking water is also associated with early infant mortality and birth defects.
Fluoride prevents cavities as it prevents human enzymes. Our body does not require fluoride and there are no known components of fluoride in the human body. So try to avoid fluoride, use dental products made from natural ingredients.
No commentsWhen Gum Infection Develops
Anyone can be infected with gum infection, and it is one of the primary causes of tooth loss in adults. It symptoms are more often painless and unrecognizable thus it is more likely to be neglected. Its early symptoms include red, swollen and gums that easily bleeds, by the time that it delivers pain and discomfort gum infection already progressed.
Gum infection or gum disease begins with plaque from bacteria. When plaque is not removed through brushing and flossing it forms into tartar. Toxins and acids are produced from the excessive accumulation of plaque. Brushing and flossing are not enough to remove tartar, it will require a dental health care professional’s tools remove its. If not removed, chronic gum infection will occur and will result to more serious dental condition. Gum tissues and bones will be affected by gum infection and tooth loss may eventually happen.
No commentsPeriodontal Surgery A Solution To Deep Pockets
If inflammation of gums and bleeding still persists and pockets already form in between the teeth and the gumline you are obviously encountering gum infection and obviously it is a very serious condition that you cannot afford to ignore and seeing a dentist should be your priority. Your dentist will recommend a periodontal disease treatment to control its progression to more vicious condition. Periodontal surgery is one of your options especially when deep pockets are present.
It is vital to treat deep pockets for gum tissues are being exposed and making it susceptible to further infection and bacteria. Periodontal surgery aims to reduce deep pockets to prevent damage caused by the advancement of periodontal disease and to maintain healthy and beautiful smile. Eradicating the bacteria alone is not enough prevent the recurrence of periodontal disease. Deep pockets are more difficult to clean even with your dental hygienist thus it is important to reduce deep pockets.
With the combination of daily proper oral care, reduced pockets and professional dental care the probability of healthy gums and teeth are increased.
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