“Can gingivitis be prevented?”
Can gingivitis be prevented? What are some of the best ways to prevent it?
14 Answers
PeriodontistGingivitis
Yes, it can. The best way to prevent gingivitis is to see your dentist regularly for professional cleanings and to have proper home care by brushing and flossing your teeth everyday to prevent what causes the gingivitis. The periodontist is the specialist responsible for treating gum diseases and once it has been treated, it can be maintained by your general dentist.
Yes, gingivitis can be prevented by brushing your teeth 3 times a day a using dental floss once at night Isabel C. Gay, DDS, MS Clinical Associate Professor Diplomate of the ABP SIU School of Dental Medicine 2800 College Ave., Alton, IL 62002 618-474-7208
Yes it can. Start with good brushing techniques
As a whole gingivitis can be prevented with frequent professional cleanings and daily plaque control at home.
Yes gingivitis can be prevented with routine dental visits and proper home care including brushing flossing and rinsing with a very good mouthwash
Going in for your cleanings every 3 months can definitely help.
Floss EVERY DAY and have professional cleanings 3 to 4 times annually.
The best way to prevent gingivitis is to brush with a soft toothbrush and make sure you brush at the gum line. You should also use dental floss daily. Lastly, you need to have your teeth cleaned on a regular basis at your dental office.
Yes gingivitis can be prevented with thorough and frequent professional cleanings and good oral hygiene at home including brushing flossing water picking mouth rinsing with an antibacterial agent.
Gingivitis can be prevented, the best way to prevent periodontal disease is proper home care, and equally important is regular visits to the dentist because Gingivitis, especially early stages can occur without any noticeable symptoms
Yes. Getting a cleaning at the dentist, brushing and flossing daily.
Yes, with regular dental visits and good oral hygiene.
Absolutely. You need good oral hygiene daily, which includes toothbrushing, flossing, irrigator device (optional), regular visits to your dental hygienist for cleanings, and discussion of proper hygiene for your particular mouth.
Effective brushing and flossing, the use of a good mouth wash like Listerine, and regular dental cleanings are the best ways to prevent gingivitis and periodontitis.
