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Periodontal Disease Starts With Swollen Gums

September 3rd, 2008

Swelling of the gums are mostly due to gingivitis. It is the build-up
of plaque and tartar that causes gingivitis and also causes gum
irritation, bleeding and swollen gums.
People who develop plaque and tartar formations are those who does not
practice proper oral hygiene and miss regular dental visits.
Experiencing swollen gums can signal that you need a professional
dental check-up and have a dental cleaning. Plaque and tartar will be
removed by a dentist or hygienist. Treating swollen gums should be
given high priority because it can lead to periodontal disease and
cause a host of health complications. Remember that oral health is
directly related to overall health.

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