gingivitis…

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tooth anatomy, gingivitis, gingivitis, gingivitis, disorder involving inflammation, the gums, gingiva, gingivitis, form of periodontal disease, periodontal disease, inflammation, infection destroy the tissues that support the teeth, the gingiva, gums, periodontal ligaments, tooth sockets, alveolar bone, gingivitis, long-term effects of plaque deposits, plaque, sticky material that develops on the exposed portions, the teeth, consisting of bacteria, mucus, food debris, a major cause of tooth decay, unremoved plaque mineralizes into a hard deposit, tartar that becomes trapped, the tooth, plaque, tartar irritate, inflame the gingiva, bacteria, toxins bacteria produce, gums to, become infected, swollen, tender, injury, trauma, gums from any cause, overly vigorous brushing, flossing, the teeth, cause gingivitis, developing gingivitis include uncontrolled diabetes, pregnancy, hormonal changes that increase the sensitivity, the gingiva, general illness, poor dental hygiene, misaligned teeth, rough edges of fillings, ill fitting, unclean mouth appliances, orthodontic appliances, dentures, bridges, crowns, irritate the gums, increase the risk of gingivitis, medications phenytoin, birth control pills, ingestion of heavy metals lead, bismuth, gingivitis, experience gingivitis to a varying degree, develops, puberty, early adulthood, due to hormonal changes, persist, recur frequently, depending on how healthy teeth, gums, mouth sores, swollen gums, bright red, red-purple appearance to gums, shiny appearance to gums, bleeding gums, blood on toothbrush, gentle brushing, the teeth, gums, tender, touched, painless, consult the dentist, signs of gingivitis, dentists, examine mouth, teeth, look, soft, swollen, red-purple gingiva, deposits of plaque, tartar visible, the teeth, gums, painless, mildly tender, no further testing, dental x-rays, dental gingival probing, measuring the amount, bone, whether periodontitis, spread of inflammation, supporting structures, the teeth, has developed, goal, reduce the gingival inflammation, teeth, cleaned thoroughly by the dentist, dental hygienist, involve various instruments, devices to loosen, remove deposits, teeth, scaling, meticulous oral hygiene is necessary after professional tooth cleaning, dentist, hygienist, demonstrate brushing, flossing techniques, professional tooth cleaning, brushing, flossing recommended twice per year, severe cases, antibacterial mouth rinses, aids recommended, frequent, careful, tooth brushing, flossing, repair of misaligned teeth, replacement of dental, orthodontic appliances recommended, related illnesses, removal of plaque from inflamed gums uncomfortable, bleeding, tenderness, the gums should lessen, 1, 2 weeks after professional cleaning, careful oral hygiene, warm salt water, antibacterial rinses, reduce the puffiness, over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications, ease any discomfort, a rigorous cleaning, healthy gums, pink, firm in appearance, strict oral hygiene must be maintained, whole life, gingivitis, recur, recurrence of gingivitis, periodontitis, infection, abscess, the gingiva, jaw bones, trench mouth, call dentist, symptoms of gingivitis, have not had a routine cleaning, examination, in the last 6 months, call health care provider dentist recommends medical treatment of underlying conditions that contribute, development of gingivitis, good oral hygiene, best prevention against gingivitis, it removes the plaque that causes, teeth, brushed at least twice daily, flossed gently at least once per day, prone to gingivitis, brushing, flossing recommended after every meal, at bedtime, consult the dentist, dental hygienist, instructions on proper brushing, flossing techniques, special appliances, tools recommended by the dentist, use by people who, particularly prone to plaque deposits, their use supplements, does not replace, thorough brushing, flossing, appliances, tools, special toothpicks, toothbrushes, water irrigation, devices, electric toothbrushes were initially recommended, persons, strength, dexterity of hands, recommended to many patients to improve oral hygiene, antiplaque, antitartar toothpastes, mouth rinses recommended by the dentist, dental hygienist, regular professional tooth cleaning is important to remove plaque, careful brushing, flossing, many dentists recommend having the teeth professionally cleaned at least every 6 months.