Mote Nakau
4 min readJun 25, 2021

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Recent studies suggest that periodontitis, an inflammatory disease caused primarily by gram-negative bacteria that destroy tooth-supporting connective tissue and bone, is associated with an increased risk of preterm birth, as well as low birth weight and preeclampsia.

Periodontitis is caused by the proliferation of gram-negative bacteria, primarily anaerobic bacteria, in the plaque surrounding the teeth and gums. Anaerobic means they enter the body without a breathing method, and they enter through the mouth.

These bacteria are responsible for the onset of inflammation in the gums and supporting bone.

What can you do to prevent this?

In addition to proper brushing and flossing habits, you can have some control over how you get these bacteria in your mouth. You can have a professional cleaning every three months, or just visit your dental hygienist once a year. The dentist or hygienist will do an extensive cleaning that will remove plaque and debris around the teeth and gums. The periodontist or hygienist will clean your gums and the entire mouth as well, in order to remove any plaque or foreign material that may have managed to get around the teeth and gums.

Most experts agree that if you do get periodontitis, the best thing to do is to contact your dental hygienist or periodontist immediately. You can have a thorough cleaning and floss and brush at least three times per day. It is also recommended that you schedule appointments to clean your gums every month. The hygienist or periodontist will clean the gums in order to get rid of any remaining plaque and debris.

This is really a very complicated disease, and not all of us will be affected in the same way, however, it is worth keeping in mind that it can lead to severe and painful consequences. In some cases, you can end up losing your teeth, and in many cases you may end up losing your front teeth as well. With this said, the best way to deal with this disease is to prevent it from occurring. You can do this by maintaining good oral hygiene habits, including regular flossing and brushing.

After a periodontal disease has become obvious, there are options that you can take. The first step is to visit your dental hygienist, or periodontist. The periodontist will perform a thorough cleaning of your gums and teeth, and fix any associated problems.

They can also clean your gums and clean the support structure around your teeth to ensure that there is no plaque or debris that might cause a periodontal disease. The good part about the dental hygienist is that they are highly trained and experienced, and their approach is thorough and effective. They can get rid of any signs of disease, and prevent you from having any further discomfort. In many cases, they can prevent you from going through any further discomfort or problems down the road.

If you have the bad luck of suffering from gum disease or periodontal disease, you will need to see a specialist. The specialist will have more expertise and know how to deal with the disease. They can provide you with the best options that they can find. The specialist will be able to provide you with treatment options that can restore your dental health, and ensure that you can keep your teeth for the rest of your life.

When you go for your checkups, the hygienist will usually check for any indications of disease. If you do find anything, you will be referred to a dental surgeon. The dental surgeon is the one who will perform any necessary treatments. They will be able to provide you with treatment options that are more appropriate for the condition at hand.

Many people are susceptible to gum disease or periodontal disease. The key is to maintain good oral hygiene. A lot of it is common sense, and not much can be done about it on our own. Flossing and brushing regularly is important, but you need to avoid products that contain citric acid. Citric acid can weaken teeth, and it can even reduce the bones around the teeth. If you have a tooth filled, then it is important that you not drink any hard beverages other that milk and water. These beverages are known to have a very abrasive effect on your teeth.

If you are suffering from the condition, you will need to ensure that you stay healthy. If you have gum disease, you will need to avoid foods that are known to cause it. Examples of such foods are, raw carrots, apple cores, and popcorn. Any food items that have coarse textured grains are also known to aggravate the condition.

It is best to avoid smoking, and any other activity that can cause irritation and wear on your gums. It can cause a lot of discomfort, as well as a lot of money to be spent on dental treatments. Dental treatment can be very expensive, and you may need to find ways to prevent it from worsening.

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Mote Nakau

Part time onliner, full time dad and husband — tooth maniac