The goal of periodontal treatment is to control and stop the infection. It can’t always save the affected teeth. If you follow these steps, you have a better chance of controlling gum disease and saving your teeth.
1. See your dental professional for a periodontal cleaning
at leasttwice a year.
2. Establish a daily dental routine and follow your dental hygienist’s advice.
3. Brush all of the surfaces of all of your teeth
at leasttwice a day for
at leasttwo minutes each time.
4. Dental professionals recommend using a toothbrush with soft, round bristles that can clean out plaque without damaging your gums.
5. Brush your gums, your tongue, and the roof of your mouth for good circulation.
6. Eat healthy, nutritional meals
at leastthree times a day.
7. Floss after every meal.
Keep smiling.
Saundra Goodman
Got Teeth?A Survivor’s Guide
How to keep your teeth or live without them.
http://www.gotteethguidecom/for your Free Tips
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1. See your dental professional for a periodontal cleaningat leasttwice a year.
2. Establish a daily dental routine and follow your dental hygienist’s advice.
3. Brush all of the surfaces of all of your teethat leasttwice a day forat leasttwo minutes each time.
4. Dental professionals recommend using a toothbrush with soft, round bristles that can clean out plaque without damaging your gums.
5. Brush your gums, your tongue, and the roof of your mouth for good circulation.
6. Eat healthy, nutritional mealsat leastthree times a day.
7. Floss after every meal.
Keep smiling.
Saundra Goodman
Got Teeth?A Survivor’s Guide
How to keep your teeth or live without them.
http://www.gotteethguidecom/for your Free Tips