Gingivitis, known in English as (gingivitis), is one of the most prominent diseases of the gums and teeth, and appears through irritation, redness, and swelling of the gums. Gingivitis often results from the accumulation of a layer of plaque or bacteria on the teeth.
Gingivitis is considered a non-destructive gum disease, but if left untreated, it may lead to periodontitis, which is more serious and may result in tooth loss.
Laser technology has been introduced into the field of gum treatment and provides effective solutions to most cosmetic problems affecting the gums. Learn about the most prominent gum injuries and methods of treating them using the latest technologies available at Dr. Muhammad Hijab.
There are several factors that increase the risk of gingivitis, the most prominent of which include:
Accumulation of food debris on the surface of the teeth or between the spaces between them.
Lack of attention to dental hygiene.
Hormonal changes associated with pregnancy or the menstrual cycle.
Incorrect teeth cleaning habits.
Genetic factors.
Smoking.
An unbalanced diet.
Taking some medications, such as antispasmodics, which may also lead to gingivitis.
Healthy gums are strong, light pink, and naturally tight around the teeth. In the case of gingivitis, some symptoms appear, such as:
Swollen or swollen gums.
The gum color changes to light or dark red, or becomes darker than usual.
Gums bleed easily while brushing teeth or using floss.
Feeling pain in the gums.
Bad breath.
Thanks to technological progress, treating gums and lightening their color using laser has become the best option for the doctor and patient, which replaces traditional surgeries and provides many advantages:
The procedure is completed quickly, as the laser tightens the gums, removes dark pigmentation, and cuts off excess parts in less than 45 minutes.
Performing the operation without bleeding.
No need for suturing because there is no wound.
The patient's ability to resume his normal life immediately after the operation.
Gum treatment with laser usually takes about 15 to 30 minutes per session, and the number of sessions may vary depending on the condition of the gums and the severity of the inflammation.
Often, simple cases can be improved within a single session, while more complex cases may require several sessions for best results.
The tooth guard center offers، Led by Dr. Mohamed Hijab, integrated and advanced services for treating gingivitis using the latest technologies. The center relies on laser technology to treat gingivitis, which allows the bacteria causing inflammation to be removed effectively and safely, which contributes to achieving quick and lasting results without the need for traditional surgeries. Dr. Mohamed Hijab and his team seek to provide comprehensive care that ensures complete recovery and restores gum and oral health to patients.
