What is the best cure for Pyarea?

Question

Yes sorry I mean Pyorrhoea

Answer 1

you need to get it diagnosed first, dont just think you have it cos you have bleeding gums or something.

i was told i had it when i was 16 and the dentist told me i would have to have my teeth out!!! i went to the doctor and he gave me antibiotics as it was just an infection, it wasnt gum disease.. if you are not happy with any diagnosis get a second opinion.

Pyorrhoea, or periodontal disease, to give it a proper medical term, is a disease of the gums, it is one of the most widely prevalent diseases. It affects the membrane surrounding the roots of the teeth and leads to loosening of the teeth, pus formation, and shrinkage of the gum. This disease is the primary cause for tooth loss among adults

The gums become tender, and on pressing, pus oozes out along the margin of the teeth. Pus from the cavities continually finds its way into the stomach. When the disease is far advanced, the gums become swollen, and the stomach, being dosed with increasing quantities of pus, does not function properly. A sepsis may appear in various forms; digestion gets disturbed, liver trouble sets in, and the whole system is adversely affected

Pyorrhoea is triggered by bacterial activity. A thin layer of harmful bacteria is continuously building up on our teeth. If it is not removed by tooth-cleansing, especially after meals, it forms an organised mass on the tooth surface in a short time. This is referred to as a 'bacterial plaque'. When accumulated, bacteria in plaque produce many toxins which irritate the gums, causing them to become inflamed, tender, and prone to bleeding easily. The bacterial activity is, however, facilitated by the lowered vitality of the system.

Other factors contributing to the development of pyorrhoea include injury to the gums and supporting structures by physical and chemical irritants in the mouth, incorrect brushing, stagnation of food particles, and improper use of tooth picks

loads of info on this site, but make sure you see your dentist!!

http://www.home-remedies-for-you.com/remedy/Pyorrhoea.html

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Answer 2

I treat periodontal disease all the time. When patients do what I say it goes away.
See a Dentist with a licensed Dental Hygienist who does scaling and root planing. It sounds bad but but when I do it is not painful.
Buy an electric toothbrush. us it at least 2x a day am and pm for 2 mins. Use Listerine 2x a day, Learn how to floss from the Hygienist-go deep, AND buy a waterpik and put 1 part Listerine in it and 3 parts water and us every day. I know this is a lot but you must kill the bacteria that causes it. Run the water pik around your teeth gums squirting into the socket area. THIS works.
IF it hasn't gone too far. Periodontal disease destroys the jaw bone holding the teeth in. There's a turtle neck collar of gums that must be cleaned daily.

Answer 3

Pyorrhoea - if that's what you mean - is an inflammation of the gums with pus being discharged from the surrounding area. Your dentist should prescribe antibiotics for you with perhaps an antibacterial mouthwash to be used 3 times a day, the infection should clear up within a week. Hope it does!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Pyarea Of The Gums

Answer 6

U need to go see your dentist,possibly find a well established perio practice or get your regular dentist to refer you!Alot of regular dentists will give u a scale and polish and send u away,which is absolutely no good to you!There are a number of stages they will go through to sort it 4 you ,antibiotics being the last resort.........Deep cleaning and improving your own cleaning at home are the initial steps!A periodontist will do it but is expensive and hygienists are also specialists in it.....just make sure you go to a good practice!

Answer 7

Dental hygene is most important.If you keep your mouth clean this will not happen to you.The best way is brush your teeth with paste containing fluoride after every food.If this is not possible at least brush your teeth in the morning and night,before you go to sleep.

Answer 8

I don't know but I had it and I lost all of my teeth last spring and I'm 16. They got loose and started falling out so I had to have the rest pulled.

Answer 9

There may be many solutions for gingivitis. Since you have already contracted pyorrhea (periodontitis), the best would be consult with a Periodontist ASAP.

Answer 10

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