What is periodontal disease and how to care after treatment?

Periodontal disease refers to chronic, non-specific and infectious diseases of the supporting tissues of the teeth, including the gum, periodontal membrane, alveolar bone and cementum. Gingivitis and periodontitis are the most common. Periodontal disease, along with dental caries, is one of the most common diseases in humans. In China, the prevalence of periodontal disease is obviously higher than that of caries. With the increase of age, the prevalence and severity of periodontal disease also increase gradually.

    Ada Medical Model including nursing skill training model; clinical medicine training model; pediatrics & GYN model; TCM (traditional Chinese model); oral/dentistry model; anatomical model. One of the oral series of periodontal lesions demo model, which structure features is comprehensive shows the clinical symptoms of periodontal disease, periodontal abscess, gingival recession, swollen gums, adjacent surface root, gum, cuneiform defect, such as periodontitis with heavy stones.

     Periodontitis, along with caries, is one of the major oral diseases that destroy the chewing organs. Once periodontitis is diagnosed, existing treatments can make the inflammation of the gums subside and the disease stops developing, but the damaged periodontal support tissue can not fully recover to the original level, which is far more harmful than gingivitis.

    Oral hygiene should be maintained regularly after periodontal treatment, and brushing should not be less than 3 minutes each time. Regular gum massage and regular examination and guidance by a doctor can consolidate the efficacy and prevent the development of the disease. https://www.adateaching.com/ProductInfoCategory?categoryId=147511&PageInfoId=0