With the acceleration of the pace of life and the change of diet and oral hygiene habits, periodontal problems have gradually become an important factor affecting people's oral health. If you also have periodontal problems such as swollen gums, broken skin, etc., then this article will provide you with some ways to cope.
Periodontal problems mainly refer to inflammation, atrophy, bone resorption and other lesions in periodontal tissues (including gums, periodontal ligament, alveolar bone, etc.). These lesions can cause red, swollen, painful, bleeding, and even loose and lost teeth. Periodontal problems are often associated with factors such as poor oral hygiene, accumulation of plaque and calculus, poor diet and sleep habits.
If you have periodontal problems such as swollen and sore gums, broken skin, etc., you need to do good oral hygiene first. Brushing your teeth in the morning and evening, and rinsing your mouth after meals are the basic ways to keep your mouth clean. At the same time, regular oral check-ups and scaling are also important measures to prevent and improve periodontal problems. In terms of diet, irritating foods and drinks, such as spicy, sweet and sour, tobacco and alcohol, should be avoided to avoid aggravating periodontal problems.
If the periodontal problem is more severe, and there are symptoms such as loose teeth and pain, you should seek medical attention in time. The doctor will perform corresponding ** according to the condition, such as periodontal cleaning, scaling, root surface leveling, etc., to remove plaque and calculus and control the development of inflammation. At the same time, it is accompanied by medications** and oral hygiene guidance to promote the recovery of periodontal tissues.
In addition to the above measures, you can also try some TCM methods to alleviate periodontal problems. For example, gargling with light salt water can play a role in sterilization and anti-inflammatory; Gargling with pepper water can relieve swollen and sore gums; Gargling with mugwort leaf water can promote oral blood circulation and relieve symptoms such as oral discomfort.
In conclusion, periodontal problems need our attention. Periodontal problems can be prevented by improving oral hygiene habits, getting regular dental check-ups and cleanings, and avoiding irritating foods and drinks. If symptoms are severe or persistent, seek medical attention and seek medical advice and**.