Gingivitis is a common form of a periodontal disease. The term "gingivitis" means swelling of the gums. There are two forms of gingivitis plaque induced and non-plaque induced. Both forms are treatable and require focused dental treatment. Gingivitis is a common condition that easily preventable with healthy hygiene routines. Learn more about the causes, symptoms and treatments of gingivitis in the article below.
A patient with gingivitis will have red and puffy gums, and they will most likely bleed when they brush their teeth. Generally, gingivitis resolves with good oral hygiene - longer and more frequent brushing, as well as flossing. Some people find that using an antiseptic mouthwash, alongside proper tooth brushing and flossing also helps. In mild cases of gingivitis, patients may not even know they have it, because symptoms are mild. However, the condition should be taken seriously and addressed immediately.
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