Gum Abscess Treatment

What is Gum Abscess Treatment?

A gum abscess is a puddle of pus created by a bacterial infection that forms on the gums. It may develop due to reasons such as caries of the interface in the tooth and insufficient oral hygiene. Gingivitis, called gingivitis, is one of the main causes of tooth loss in adults. When gingivitis progresses, there may be difficulty in speaking, chewing, eating. When noticed early, it heals in a short time with regular tooth brushing and flossing. However, when oral care is not paid attention, the disease can progress to tooth loss.

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What are the symptoms of gum abscess?

Receding gums Bleeding gums Redness, tenderness, swelling of the gums. Pain when talking and chewing Sensitivity to heat, cold Bad breath

What are the causes of gum abscess?

The biggest cause of gingival abscess is that the food residues that settle in the space between the tooth and the gum turn into tartar over time due to insufficient oral care and cause inflammation in the gums. If left unchecked, it can cause gum recession. Apart from this, the conditions that cause gingival abscess; Diabetes Smoking Structural disorders in teeth Pregnancy Broken fillings

What are the types of gum abscess?

Types of gum abscesses are divided into two. Gingivitis, which usually occurs due to gingival plaque, forms the first group. The other group of abscesses is caused by any bacteria, fungi or viruses. Allergic reactions, types of inflammation that develop due to dentures are included in this group.

How to treat gum abscess?

Early diagnosis of the disease greatly increases the success of treatment. Tartar cleaning is the most important process of treatment. With tartar cleaning, the stones on the teeth are cleaned and this process accelerates the healing and reduces the possibility of the disease re-occurring. After tartar cleaning by the physician, patients should be taught the correct dental and oral care technique. In this direction, patients should brush their teeth regularly and with appropriate techniques, and apply auxiliary methods such as dental floss and mouthwash regularly.