Gum Disease, Bleeding Gums, Gingivitis & Treatments

Healthy gums are pink and do not bleed.   But what about gum infection? 

What is a gum infection?  or Gum Disease?

It’s called Gingivitis.

Gingivitis is characterized by gum redness, changes in the gum, and bleeding. It is essentially painless.

It is created when plague (sticky deposits of bacteria, mucus and food particles) adheres to the teeth, hardens and irritates the gum.

The accumulation of this plaque causes the gums to become infected and swollen. As the gums swell, pockets form between the gums and the teeth and act as a trap for more plague. Irritated gums bleed and eventually start to recede.

This irritation can be fought by introducing Vitamin C which fights the formation of plaque.

What to do about gum infection problems

Gum problems need to be addressed before they get worse and become periodontal disease. Periodontal disease can create loose teeth and a lot of health problems.

This is due to the bacteria that comes along with too much plague.

The key dietary recommendation on gum problems is to avoid sugar. Sugar is known to significantly increase plaque accumulation by depleting Vitamin C. Sugar destroys vitamin C.

Phase-out soft drinks. Canned soda contains excess phosphorus, a mineral that could lead to the leaching of calcium from your bones. Calcium is first robbed not from your hips or spine but from your jaw leading to tooth loss.

Deficiencies of vitamin C, bioflavonoids, calcium, folate (B9), or niacin is related and can make it worse

Anything that improves health overall and the body’s ability to build health will affect the mouth positively.

Did you know Bleeding Gums are Associated with your Hormones?

They most often occur with Menstruation, Contraceptive pill and certain stages of pregnancy.

Hormones are communication factors between your organs. When they aren’t in balance, your health is out of balance.

People with hormone issues often have dental health issues and then people with gum disease will suffer from digestive issues.

SO….

In order to increase and create healthy gums & teeth:

1.  Get onto a healthy diet.
2.  Increase Vitamin C
3.  Eliminate any infection already in your mouth.

A Healthy Diet

Vegetables & fruits enhance enzyme function. Fermented dairy products, such as yogurt help maintain intestinal health. Calcium is gotten from food. Calcium is easier for the body to digest via vegetables.  So increase your vegetables.   See References below for a Healthy Diet.

Vitamin C is one nutrient that has a very positive effect on the mouth. Vitamin C is vital for the production of collagen, the basic protein building block for the fibrous framework of all the tissues, including gums.   There is a lot that Vitamin C does but, for your mouth……

Vitamin C strengthens weak gum tissue and makes the gum lining more resistant to penetration by bacteria.

A good form of Vitamin C that is easy for the body to use as it is whole food nutrition is Dr. Berg’s Vitamin C.  It should be taken per directions or twice the recommended for gum problems.  This really is a different type of Vitamin C that we recommend   You need a whole food Vitamin C – not man made versions (sometimes called ascorbic acid) is not going to help you or bring about the change you need.

Calcium is needed to restore any deficiencies which can result in periodontal disease. Periodontal disease and gum disorders are forms of osteoporosis of the mouth.  It is essential to stop using or consuming items that cause calcium to become deficient and or toxic. This includes products such as ice cream, fruit yogurt, tea, cigarettes, and aluminum.  But calcium to be used needs other nutrients.  You can get calcium from your food.  Diet is important.

Recommended Treatment for Gum problems

Natural “Toothpaste” with Plant Medicine

The major cause of all gum, tooth, and breath problems are the overproduction of plaque bacteria and pathogens in the mouth… a solution was stopping these bacteria from forming while at the same time being almost impossible to wash away, you would have an extremely successful solution on my hands!

The Pro Dental 7 which we recommend is a liquid and is easy to apply and takes up only two minutes of your day (it can be worked into your normal tooth-brushing routine). There is a 100% satisfaction money back guarantee. So, you can try it out and see the results for yourself.

The creator of Pro Dental 7 says this:

I started researching countless books and websites when one day I came across an important document I found in an old medical journal; it explained how certain plant extracts could completely kill multiple strains of bacteria in the mouth, in under 30 seconds… I excitedly ordered all the extracts and immediately began my experiments!

After about 5-6 weeks of formulating different solutions, I’d finished, I’d created an extremely powerful solution that would potentially kill all harmful bacteria and penetrate deep down inside the gum tissue… I also made sure the solution wasn’t water soluble (unlike all the other products I’d tried in the past) so it wouldn’t wash away!

I brushed my teeth with the new solution and ‘WOW’ my entire mouth felt great; after just 2 weeks of use I was amazed; my gum infection had cleared up nicely …

But that’s when I noticed something else had happened, something quite special; my teeth were gleaming white, my bad breath was gone, and my gums looked healthy.

There are many testimonials on this, including mine.

“I was having trouble with inflamed gums that easily bled.   I like plant medicine as it is natural and works well.  I found Dental Pro to work really well. It seemed to work so fast, and my gums became pink and healthy.  A side gain was that someone asked me how I got my teeth so white.  Nice.”

— Chris D. 

STRONG MINTY FLAVOR.

Want to Know More? Understand what is in the formula as well as many other testimonials.

Go to Dental Pro 7

Are you in the UK or EU? Go to DP7

For Periodontal Disease, click on link.

MCVitamins will work with you on an individual-by-individual basis to help you get the results you seek. And don’t be surprised if we contact you so we can check up on how you’re doing and to see if we can help you to get things moving faster!

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References

What is a Healthy Diet?

Clinical References:

(1) Takarada K, Kimizuka R, Takahashi N, Honma K, Okuda K, Kato T. A comparison of the antibacterial efficacies of essential oils against oral pathogens. Department of Microbiology, Tokyo Dental College, 1-2-2 Masago, Mihama-ku, Chiba 261-8502, Japan. Oral Microbiol Oral Microbiol Immunol. 2004 Feb;19(1):61-4 Read this clinical reference

(2) Shapiro S, Meier A, Guggenheim B. The antimicrobial activity of essential oils and essential oil components towards oral bacteria. University of Zurich, Switzerland. Oral Microbiol Immunol. 1994 Aug;9(4):202-8. Read this clinical reference