Bleeding Gums

If you have bleeding gums, it is most likely due to having a form of gum disease. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, half of the adults in the U.S. have periodontal disease, which is a more severe form of gum disease.

 

Gum disease can cause bleeding gums, as well as swollen gums, loose teeth, tooth loss, infection, and many other problems, which is why our Family Dental Rego Park dentists, Dr. Binod Verma and Dr. Supriya Verma encourages all patients to visit our office immediately after discovering bleeding gums.

 

Aside from bleeding gums, other symptoms of gum disease include shifting or loose teeth, deep pockets forming between the gums, changes in tooth arrangement, and bad breath that doesn’t go away.

 

Here at Family Dental Rego Park, we provide several treatment options for bleeding gums and gum disease, depending on other factors our patient is experiencing. Gum disease treatment usually involves various procedures like deep cleaning, scaling and root planing, and some surgical treatments. Antibiotics can help with some infections, but periodontal treatment is the best option. Latest research have shown the effectiveness of Laser treatment in combination of Routine Scaling and root Planing . In many cases Laser Treatment in combination of Routing scaling and Root planing has really helped regenerate Bone around teeth and prevented the need of Gum Surgery .Our latest inclusion in the treatment of Gum Disease is the soft tissue program in which we use  Diode laser in combination with other regimen of Treating Gum disease none surgically .

 

According to Surgeon General Gum disease is directly related to heart disease , Diabetes ,High Blood Presure ,premature low wait birth birth in pregnant women .

 

Call us  at Family Dental Rego Park in Elmhurst, NY at (718) 699-8268 to talk about your treatment options if you have bleeding gums, Bad breath ,bad taste in mouth , you have too much salivation in mouth , pain swelling or loosenes of teeth. 

Extractions

At Family Dental Rego Park, we offer essential dental services to improve their oral health, including extractions. Extractions are needed for many different reasons: because a tooth has become infection, an orthodontic treatment requires a tooth to be removed, or a wisdom tooth is causing problems with the other teeth. We offer quality oral extraction surgery that keeps the patient’s comfort level in mind.

 

After the extraction is complete, our Elmhurst, NY practice, dentists Dr. Binod Verma and Dr. Supriya Verma give the following post-surgery instructions:

 

1. Eat only soft foods for the first few days, such as yogurt, pudding, ice cream, and gelatin.

2. Never drink with a straw as it can dislodge the sutures and blood clot, resulting in dry socket.

3. Take all recommended medications, including pain relievers and antibiotics.

4. Avoid smoking cigarettes during the healing process.

 

Many patients feel nervous when getting extractions performed, but they are necessary in many cases. We use whatever anesthesia the patient feels more comfortable with, including general anesthesia where a patient isn’t conscious during the procedure. We can also pull more than one tooth at a time with general anesthesia, so they don’t need to return for another extraction.

Extraction Site Prevention

Extraction site preservation is the term used for planning ahead and involves what will be done once a tooth has been extracted. If a front tooth or molar is removed, it leaves the teeth susceptible to shifting. This happens when the jawbone begins degenerating due to the loss of the tooth and root, where it changes shape during the healing process. As this happens, other nearby teeth begins to shift and can cause misalignment and bite problems. Dr. Binod Verma makes sure to prevent this complication through extraction site preservation.

 

Here is a brief overview of how extraction site preservation works:

 

1. Dr. Verma informs the patient of the problem with their extraction site.

2. He goes over their options, such as a bridge, partial denture or dental implant.

3. Planning begins for the replacement treatment even before the extraction is completed.

4. As soon as the tooth is removed and begins healing, the dentist prepares the preservation of the extraction site.

 

By following these simple steps, our patients preserve their extraction site so they avoid complications as a result of the missing tooth. This is not necessary when wisdom teeth are removed because they are located in the very back of the mouth.

 

Call Dr. Binod Verma at 718-699-8268 to schedule an appointment for an extraction site preservation procedure.