When to Visit Your Dentist
You should see your dentist regularly. But these conditions require urgent visit:
- Loose teeth
- Red or swollen gums
- Bleeding while flossing, brushing or eating
- Teeth that appear longer than usual (because the gums are pulling away)
- Separating gums
- Painful gums
If you have been diagnosed with a gum disease, you must visit your dentist regularly. This is vital especially for people that have been treated for periodontitis.
Conclusion
Early observation makes treatment easier and more productive. Your dentist can be able to notice any sign before it exacerbates. Maintaining oral hygiene is as important as regular visit to the hospital.
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