The first gum problems appear in young children during the period of loss of baby teeth. However, at this age, itching and painful sensations quickly disappear when new teeth grow. During primary puberty, a teenager may develop symptoms of so-called "juvenile gingivitis." Most often, their appearance is associated with the production of large amounts of hormones and the general restructuring of the body, characteristic of adolescence. Starting from the age of 15, a teenager can have not only gingivitis, but also more serious manifestations of periodontal diseases. By the age of 30-35, gum disease is characterized by an exacerbation. Its main symptoms are bad breath, bleeding and, the highest peak of the disease, suppuration, a process accompanied by painful sensations. The initial inflammation can turn into damage and destruction of deeper gum tissues. As the disease develops, against the background of constantly inflamed and bleeding gums, teeth begin to loosen and may even fall out. And this happens because microbes get into the narrow space between the tooth and gum. In such a natural shelter, they gain access to the destruction of all tissues, including bone, without exception. Thus, mild inflammation can develop into purulent. Sometimes this process is accompanied by high fever. Periodontitis may also be accompanied by bone resorption. The bony arches in which the tooth is fixed decrease, and it stays only in the mucous membrane. At the same time, the neck of the tooth is exposed, sensitivity to cold and hot is aggravated, as the parts of the tooth covered with a thinner layer of enamel are exposed. Today, gum disease is a very common disease, which is why specialists are actively searching for the most effective treatment methods. There are special operations, the so-called curettage is performed - curettage of the dental pockets in which our teeth are fixed.

However, between visits to the dentist who conducts the treatment, during the period of remission of the disease, it is necessary to maintain the therapeutic effect with the help of various preventive means, for example, pastes "Lesnoy Balsam" from the Kalina Concern. Plant extracts are a means of preventing periodontal diseases. The composition of pastes "Forest Balm" includes plant components that have long been used for the prevention and treatment of gum diseases. For example, an extract of pine needles. A decoction of needles was also drunk by polar explorers who went on long expeditions, as many of them developed gum disease due to poor nutrition and small food supplies. The improved formula with sage" includes not only coniferous-carotene extract, but also fir extract, sage extract and oak bark extract. The therapeutic effect of using these ingredients to combat gum disease is widely known. Coniferous-carotene extract relieves bleeding gums and kills harmful bacteria. Fir extract heals wounds and normalizes the metabolism in the gums. Oak bark strengthens the gums. Sage extract has an anti-inflammatory effect - it narrows blood vessels, promotes the formation of interstitial fluid. Use these products also if dental care is unavailable. They will help you to stop the inflammatory process at least for a while. But if you find yourself with symptoms of gum disease, do not delay your visit to the dentist. In between visits to the doctor, continue brushing your teeth twice a day with Forest Balm pastes to maintain the therapeutic effect. And even if you have healthy teeth, remember that gum disease is easier to prevent than to get rid of. Therefore, do not neglect basic hygiene and preventive measures for periodontal diseases. ebiteua.com