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We focus on detecting and treating gum disease at an early stage. From prevention to advanced periodontal disease, we provide comprehensive care to promote gum health. With state-of-the-art technology and a dedicated team, we work to prevent tooth loss and maintain the overall oral health of our patients. Our particular emphasis is on preventative approaches and effective management in periodontics.

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Early detection and treatment of gum disease is crucial. If you notice signs such as bleeding when brushing or flossing, you should consider a consultation immediately.

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At The Eram Clinic, we place particular emphasis on the care and treatment of your gums. The gums are very important for the stability and health of your teeth. It protects the teeth, keeps them in place and acts as a barrier against harmful bacteria.

Various factors can lead to gum disease, including smoking, a diet high in sugar, unhealthy tooth position, certain diseases such as diabetes and the use of certain medications.

The first stage of gum disease is gingivitis, which is characterized by symptoms such as bleeding gums, redness and swelling. If left untreated, gingivitis can develop into more serious periodontitis, which can cause abscesses and deep gum pockets. Bacteria, plaque and tartar accumulate in these pockets, which leads to further damage and can even affect the jawbone. This can eventually lead to loose or lost teeth.

It is crucial to recognize and treat the first signs of gum disease. For example, if you notice bleeding when brushing or flossing, do not hesitate to consult us to ensure early detection and treatment of gum disease.

After treatment, follow-up care is of great importance as periodontitis is a chronic disease. This includes:

Thorough oral hygiene at home
Professional dental cleanings every 2-4 months
Regular check-ups at the dentist

Cooperation between you and us is crucial in order to achieve long-term success in the prevention of periodontitis. Without your active involvement, there is an increased risk of a recurrence of the disease. Continuous care and maintenance is the best way to keep your oral health stable and healthy. We are happy to advise and support you with regard to the prevention and treatment of gum disease.

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Periodontal disease can be caused by several factors, including poor oral hygiene, smoking, genetics, diabetes, hormonal changes, unhealthy diet and stress. These risk factors increase the risk of periodontitis, but can be minimized through good oral hygiene and regular dental visits.

Apical periodontitis is an inflammatory disease affecting the periodontium at the root tip, often caused by a tooth nerve infection. Typical symptoms include pain, swelling, pus formation, loose teeth and fistula formation. Treatment includes root canal treatment or apicectomy, accompanied by elimination of inflammation and antibiotic therapy.

Periodontal treatment can stabilize loose teeth in some cases, depending on various factors such as the severity of the periodontitis and the extent of bone loss. Treatment aims to reduce inflammation and minimize bone loss, which can improve tooth stability. However, success can vary, and not all loose teeth can be completely stabilized. Our dentists will assess your individual situation and recommend the best treatment options.

The cost of gum treatment varies widely and depends on various factors, such as the severity of the disease and the treatments performed. It's best to get an estimate.

The length of gum treatment can vary depending on the severity of the gum disease and the procedures performed. It usually involves several sessions over several weeks or months.

Initial evaluation and diagnosis: At an initial appointment, the condition of the gums is assessed and a treatment plan is created. This usually takes around 30-60 minutes.
Professional teeth cleaning: The actual gum treatment begins with a professional teeth cleaning, during which plaque and tartar are removed from the teeth and the gum line. This session usually lasts around 30-60 minutes.
Advanced Treatments: In advanced cases such as periodontitis, more advanced treatments may be required, such as scaling and root planing or surgery. These procedures may require multiple appointments over an extended period of time, and the duration depends on the extent of the disease and individual circumstances.

It is important to note that these timings are general estimates and may vary depending on individual cases. Your dentist will give you an exact schedule for your specific gum treatment.

Follow-up treatment for periodontitis is just as important as initial treatment to control disease progression and ensure long-term oral health. Here are important steps in aftercare:

Regular dental check-ups: After treating periodontitis, regular visits to the doctor are important to monitor the condition of the gums, assess oral hygiene and detect relapses early.
Professional Dental Cleanings: Professional dental cleanings are necessary every three to six months to remove plaque and tartar from teeth and gums, reduce inflammation, and strengthen gum tissue.
Improved oral hygiene: Continuing thorough oral hygiene at home, including proper brushing technique, flossing or interdental brushing, and antimicrobial mouthwash if necessary.
Avoid smoking: If you smoke, it is important to reduce or quit smoking because smoking worsens gums and increases the risk of relapse.
Treating causes: Treat underlying causes such as poorly fitting crowns, misaligned teeth, or other dental problems to reduce the risk of periodontal disease recurring.

Working closely with your dentist or periodontist is crucial to developing a customized follow-up strategy and ensuring you are taking the right steps to control periodontitis. Regular dental exams, home oral hygiene, and possible lifestyle adjustments support long-term oral health."

Caring for your gums at home plays a crucial role in preventing periodontal disease. Here are important steps to keep your gums healthy:

Brush your teeth thoroughly: Brush your teeth thoroughly with a soft toothbrush at least twice a day. Carefully clean all teeth, including the chewing surfaces and the gum line.
Flossing: Floss daily to remove plaque and food particles from between teeth and under the gum line.
Use interdental brushes or oral irrigators: Interdental brushes or oral irrigators can be used to better clean the spaces between your teeth.
Antimicrobial mouthwash: Use an appropriate antimicrobial mouthwash to combat oral bacteria and reduce gum inflammation.
Regular dental visits: Have regular dental checkups and professional cleanings to monitor gum health and detect problems early.
Healthy lifestyle: A healthy lifestyle that includes a balanced diet, adequate hydration, adequate sleep and stress management contributes to overall gum health.

By taking these measures, you can protect your gums and reduce the risk of periodontitis. Remember, regular dental checkups are also important to catch problems early and receive appropriate treatments.

Bleeding gums can have a variety of causes, with the most common being related to gum disease. These include gingivitis and periodontitis. Injuries, hormonal changes, certain medications and systemic diseases can also cause bleeding gums. If bleeding gums occur regularly or severely, a dental examination is important to determine the exact cause and receive proper treatment.

The regression of gum pockets depends on factors such as the severity of the disease and oral hygiene. To support recovery, improved oral hygiene is critical, including thorough brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits. Professional teeth cleanings can also help. More severe cases may require deeper treatments.

White gums are a change in which the gum tissue loses its natural pink color and instead appears white. This phenomenon can be due to a variety of causes, including gum disease, smoking, genetics, and certain medical conditions.

Self-treatment for mild gum inflammation such as gingivitis can be helpful. Improved oral hygiene, using antimicrobial mouthwashes, eating a healthy diet, managing stress, and quitting smoking are some steps you can take. However, if gum inflammation persists or is severe, you should definitely see a dentist, as professional treatment is then required to effectively treat the inflammation and prevent further damage.

There are different types of gum disease including:

Gingivitis: early inflammation of the gums
Periodontitis: advanced gum disease
Recession-related gum disease: Receding gums
Necrotizing gum disease: rare, serious infections

All require timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment through regular dental examinations.

Gum disease, such as gingivitis or periodontitis, can cause a variety of symptoms. Here are some common signs to look out for:

Red or swollen gums
Bleeding gums, especially when brushing or flossing
Bad breath
Receding gums, which can expose tooth roots
Loosening of teeth

Gum disease is not always painful and is therefore often only recognized late. Regular dental visits are important to detect and treat them early. If gum disease is suspected or symptoms occur, a dental examination is advisable.

When gum recession occurs, it is important to take steps to stop the progression of gum recession and promote gum health:

Improved oral hygiene: Thorough brushing and flossing are crucial to removing plaque and food particles.
Special toothpaste: Toothpastes for gum problems can be helpful because they contain ingredients to strengthen the gums.
Professional teeth cleanings: Regular cleanings at the dentist remove plaque and tartar.
Avoid smoking: Smoking can worsen receding gums, so quitting is important.
Treating causes: Identify and treat causes such as periodontitis or improper tooth brushing.

Early action and regular dental visits are crucial. The dentist can give individual recommendations.

If gum inflammation persists despite good oral hygiene and regular visits to the dentist, the following steps are advisable:

Professional teeth cleaning: A dentist or dental hygienist can perform a thorough cleaning to remove plaque and tartar.
Oral hygiene check: The dentist can check your brushing technique and make recommendations for improvement.
Cause analysis: An examination for underlying causes such as hormonal changes or medications is important.
Periodontal Treatment: More severe cases require deeper periodontal treatments such as scaling and root planing.
Periodontist: In complex cases, a referral to a periodontist may be necessary.

It is important to seek medical advice to restore gum health.

Gingivitis and periodontitis are both forms of gum disease but have different effects and degrees of severity.

Gingivitis is a mild gum disease caused by plaque. It presents as red, swollen and bleeding gums, but is reversible.

Periodontitis is more serious. It occurs when gingivitis is left untreated and leads to damage to the gums and bones. Symptoms include tooth loosening and tooth loss. There is no cure for periodontitis, but its progression can be stopped.

Early detection and regular oral hygiene are crucial to controlling both diseases.

There are some toothpastes that are specifically designed to treat gum disease and contain certain ingredients that can help combat it. Some of these ingredients are:

Chlorhexidine: This is a commonly used antiseptic that helps fight bacteria and reduce inflammation in the gums.
Triclosan: An antibacterial ingredient that may help reduce plaque and inflammation.
Fluoride: Fluoride is important for strengthening tooth enamel and preventing tooth decay.
Zinc, herbal extracts: Some toothpastes also contain other antibacterial and anti-inflammatory substances.

Periodontitis, also known as periodontal disease, is caused by a buildup of bacteria in the form of plaque. Initially, a mild inflammation of the gums occurs, which if left untreated can spread to the surrounding tissue and progress to periodontitis.

When it comes to periodontitis, it is crucial to pay attention to diet and habits so as not to worsen the disease. Here are some important recommendations:

Sugary Foods and Drinks: Avoid excessive consumption of sugary foods and drinks such as candy and sodas. Sugar promotes the growth of oral bacteria.
Sticky foods: Reduce consumption of sticky foods such as caramel or gummy bears as they can easily get caught between teeth and gums.
Acidic foods: Avoid consuming acidic foods and drinks such as juices and citrus fruits as they can erode tooth enamel and increase inflammation.
Alcohol and Tobacco: Avoid alcohol and tobacco-based products as they can worsen gum disease and increase the risk of oral cancer.
Hard Foods: Avoid hard foods such as nuts or hard candies to prevent tooth fractures or gum damage.

Additionally, you should follow thorough oral hygiene practices and attend regular dental exams to effectively control periodontitis.

Periodontitis, an advanced form of gum disease, cannot be completely cured. Once bone and connective tissue is lost, it is irreversible. However, it is possible to stop the progression of periodontitis and stabilize the remaining tissue.

Treatment for periodontitis, an advanced form of gum disease, cannot cure completely, but it aims to control the disease and stop its progression. The following steps are typically taken:

Professional teeth cleaning: removal of plaque and tartar.
Scaling and Root Planing: Deeper cleaning to remove bacteria.
Antibiotics: When needed to combat infectious bacteria.
Surgical procedures: In advanced cases, to remove inflamed tissue.
Aftercare: Regular dental check-ups and good oral hygiene at home are crucial.

Untreated or advanced gum disease can have serious effects on oral health, including:

Periodontitis (bone loss and tooth loss)
Gaps in teeth
Aesthetic impairments
Bad breath
Possibly systemic health problems

Early detection and appropriate treatment are crucial to avoid or minimize these consequences. Regular visits to the dentist and good oral hygiene are therefore very important.

Gum disease can cause a variety of symptoms including:

red and swollen gums

Bleeding gums
Bad breath
Loosening of teeth
Receding gums
Tooth sensitivity.

It is important to note that gum disease is not always painful and often goes unnoticed. Regular dental examinations are crucial for early detection and treatment.

Treatment for gum disease depends on its type and severity. It usually includes professional dental cleanings, deeper cleanings, in some cases antibiotics and surgery if the inflammation is very advanced. The exact treatment is determined individually depending on the situation.

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