November 14, 2008
Periods of vigilance
Periods of vigilance
Until the thirties, gums rarely pose problems. They are actually capable of effectively during the first 30 years of life. Then, with age, they also tend to age … They are more susceptible to attacks daily aggression by the toxins of dental plaque, brushing too much energy with a toothbrush hard or bad …
In pregnant women, the hormonal changes associated with pregnancy significantly increases the sensitivity of the gums. For Dr. Cohen, "it is therefore essential that the mother takes a dental hygiene ultra-strict in the early weeks of pregnancy and visit two to three times at her dentist before birth." The descent of the gums found among the elderly also promotes the emergence of periodontal disorders since the accessible surface for the toothbrush is reduced. Recent studies have also linked gum problems and cardiovascular diseases. The first inflammation could lead to a problem with arteries. Finally, diabetes and periodontal disease are often linked. "It is not uncommon to detect diabetes in patients with periodontitis regular reporting," said Dr. Cohen.
What crisis?
Gingivitis and periodontal disease are sometimes sources of pain and unfortunately little treatment available for relief. A simple painkiller will help alleviate the pain promptly. Dr. Fabien Cohen reveals a trick: to baste the gums with the balm first baby teeth! But as always, it is important to consult early symptoms. Indeed it looks more and more the problem may worsen.
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