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Pyorrhea : Introduction, Causes and its Symptoms
IntroductionPyorrhea is also known as periodontitis. Pyorrhea is a disorder in which the bones and ligaments that supports teeth gets effected because of infection. In this disorder teeth and gums are affected very badly. If the disorder is left untreated then it can give rise to another disorder called bad breath in which gradual erosion of jaw bones occur which can cause tooth loss. Pyorrhea is the biggest cause of tooth loss in adults. If anyone is suffering from pyorrhea then he needs to consult a dentist so that it can be treated as early as possible to prevent tooth loss. Causes of PyorrheaSome general causes of Pyorrhea are: Infection: The main cause of this disorder is any kind of infection in gums and teeth. The main aim of a dentist is to kill the root of the infection to prevent this disorder in moving to later stages. Poor Hygiene: Oral hygiene is an important factor in keeping your teeth and gums healthy. If you are not hygiene conscious then you are inviting this disorder. So properly clean your teeth suggested by your dentist based on your teeth structure. Stress: Stress is also a cause of this disorder due to which patient starts grinding his teeth due to which bones and ligaments that supports teeth are affected very badly and give rise to pyorrhea. Poor Nutrition: A balanced diet is also helpful in keeping your teeth and gums healthy. So include bitter fruits and vegetables in your diet as theses are a good source of vitamin C which plays a vital role in prevention of pyorrhea. Deficiency of Micronutrients: Calcium is the most important micronutrient that helps in keeping your teeth and gums healthy. Lack or deficiency of calcium can cause pyorrhea disorder. Beside calcium, Vitamin C also has a major role to play and its deficiency also triggers the progress of this disorder. Signs and Symptoms of PyorrheaSome generally observed symptoms of pyorrhea are mentioned as follows:
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