Gingivitis - treatment

Treatment of gingivitis, depending on the form of the disease, can take a very long time under the supervision of a doctor. For the successful completion of treatment, in addition to taking medication and carrying out the necessary procedures, you must strictly adhere to the rules of personal oral hygiene.

Gingivitis: treatment with folk remedies at home

Traditional medicine offers the following recipes for the treatment of the disease:

1. Calendula:

• a tablespoon of calendula marigold nails to pour 150 ml of boiling water in a sealed container;
• wrap the vessel in a warm cloth;
• Insist the solution within 1 hour;
• infuse and cool;
• take 50 ml (one third of the glass) 4 times a day;
• you can make a stronger infusion and rinse them into the oral cavity.

2. Sea buckthorn oil:

• 1 teaspoon sea buckthorn oil to keep in your mouth 5 minutes 30 minutes before each meal;
• Perform the procedure daily until the improvement.

3. Coffee:

• The natural coffee of the finest grind is mixed in equal proportions with the powdered sugar;
• Using a soft brush or a finger wrapped in a sterile bandage, rub the mixture into the gums in the morning and evening.

4. Tea Rose:

• The fresh petals of the plant brew like tea;
• take the prepared pink tea 5 times a day for 1 glass;
• gargle with the mouth cavity in the morning and before bedtime.

5. Sour kefir:

• liter of homemade kefir infuse for 10 days in a dark dry place;
• after this period, rinse the contents;
• rinse with sour kefir mouth for 5 days.

Medicamentous treatment of gingivitis

Effective drugs for the treatment of gingivitis are appointed by a dentist after the examination and establishing the cause and form of the disease.

Hypertrophic gingivitis - treatment

This form of gingivitis requires an integrated approach coordinated with the dentist and endocrinologist. It is not superfluous to check the immune status of the patient. The treatment plan is as follows:

1. Elimination of the mechanical factors causing the disease:

• pathology of occlusion;
• dental deposits;
• poorly imposed seals.

2. Use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs:

• galascorbin;
• salvin;
• solution of mephenamine sodium salt;
• herbal remedies with astringent effect;
• decoction of nettle leaves;
• decoction of yarrow.

3. Reception of antibacterial drugs of natural origin:

• sodium ussinat;
• newiman;
• tannin;
• arnica;
• befungin;
• heparin and heparin ointment;
• Maraslavin and others.

Treatment of catarrhal gingivitis

Preparations for the treatment of gingivitis of this form serve to relieve edema and eliminate pain symptoms. In acute complications of the disease, gingivitis is treated with antibiotics, of natural or synthetic origin.

The list of medications used is as follows:

1. Phenolic compounds with P-vitamin activity.

2. Herbal infusions:

• leaves of mallow;
• oak bark;
• the root of the althea;
• sage;
• chamomile flowers, etc.

3. Romazulan.

Treatment of ulcerative or ulcerative necrotic gingivitis

This type of disease develops on the background of intensive pathological reproduction of bacteria in the oral cavity due to immunity disorders. Means for treatment of ulcerative necrotic gingivitis:

1. Antihistamines.
2. Methylmethionine sulfonium chloride.
3. Pangexavite.
4. Terrylitin.
5. Trypsin.
6. Potassium permanganate.
7. Iruksol.
8. Chymotrypsin.
9. Furacil.
10. Nitrofuran and its derivatives.
11. Retinol.
12. Trichomonacid.
13. Tocopherol acetate.
14. Metronidazole.

Atrophic gingivitis - treatment

In this case, it is necessary to carry out not only medical treatment, but also physical therapy procedures. The package of activities includes:

1. Vibration massage.
2. Hydromassage.
3. Hydroaeroionization.
4. Darsonvalization.
5. Electrophoresis.
6. Vitamins of group B.
7. Vitamin C.
8. Gum treatment with hydrogen peroxide solution.