How do you cure gum disease??
Answers: brush and floss
FLOSSING BRUSHING AND ANTIBIOTICS
get a professional deep cleaning process done, sometimes antibiotics and then really good brushing and flossing techniques and make sure you arent diabetic because that can also lead to gum disease and tooth loss.
I would recommend a professional dentist.
There's no human cure.
Go to the dentist. In the meantime, rinse with an antiseptic mouthwash like Listerine.
Good question. In your 50's, you can do what I've done. Quit smoking, brush after every meal, and floss constantly those nasty areas. And I mean, constantly.
My dental warfare strategy is, unfortunately, down to the level of a holding action. I'd rather see a Disraeli or Rumsfeld or Churchill unleashed strategy. Not likely. Teeth are front-line warfare personnel, and they need constant maintenance after X number of battles.
Happy chomping and the best of smiles!
i-Use antibiotics as per avise of your doctor to rectify any infections.
ii-Get treated by a good dentist.
iii-Get rid of any tooth which is not curable to save others.
iv-Have lab tests to check sugar, uric acid and others as per advise of your dentist.
v-Clean and floss teeth after every use of mouth.
vi-Use tooth paste Farheins (spellings?)
vii-Rub finger strongly on gums after every cleaning.
vii-After cleaning use solution of common salt and warm water as mouth wash.
viii-Use soft brush and brush from bottom to top of teeth.
ix-Pray to the Creator for the purpose.
You can prevent gum disease at home but you yourself cannot cure it, most dentists really don't specialize in treating it either. Go to a periodontist, they specialize in gum health and have a whole arsenal of strategies and tools to treat it depending on severity, the cost is comparable to a dentist, there is nothing painful or uncomfortable about visiting a periodontist.
floss regularly
dont consume sweets at bed time
do not sleep without using mouthwash at night
reduce smoking and chewing tobacco
brush after every meal
gargle with salt added in tipid water
FLOSSING BRUSHING AND ANTIBIOTICS
get a professional deep cleaning process done, sometimes antibiotics and then really good brushing and flossing techniques and make sure you arent diabetic because that can also lead to gum disease and tooth loss.
I would recommend a professional dentist.
There's no human cure.
Go to the dentist. In the meantime, rinse with an antiseptic mouthwash like Listerine.
Good question. In your 50's, you can do what I've done. Quit smoking, brush after every meal, and floss constantly those nasty areas. And I mean, constantly.
My dental warfare strategy is, unfortunately, down to the level of a holding action. I'd rather see a Disraeli or Rumsfeld or Churchill unleashed strategy. Not likely. Teeth are front-line warfare personnel, and they need constant maintenance after X number of battles.
Happy chomping and the best of smiles!
i-Use antibiotics as per avise of your doctor to rectify any infections.
ii-Get treated by a good dentist.
iii-Get rid of any tooth which is not curable to save others.
iv-Have lab tests to check sugar, uric acid and others as per advise of your dentist.
v-Clean and floss teeth after every use of mouth.
vi-Use tooth paste Farheins (spellings?)
vii-Rub finger strongly on gums after every cleaning.
vii-After cleaning use solution of common salt and warm water as mouth wash.
viii-Use soft brush and brush from bottom to top of teeth.
ix-Pray to the Creator for the purpose.
You can prevent gum disease at home but you yourself cannot cure it, most dentists really don't specialize in treating it either. Go to a periodontist, they specialize in gum health and have a whole arsenal of strategies and tools to treat it depending on severity, the cost is comparable to a dentist, there is nothing painful or uncomfortable about visiting a periodontist.
floss regularly
dont consume sweets at bed time
do not sleep without using mouthwash at night
reduce smoking and chewing tobacco
brush after every meal
gargle with salt added in tipid water
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