How to treat gingivitis periodontitis

Both gingivitis and periodontitis are periodontal disease. Gingivitis is the initial stage of periodontitis. Periodontitis is the result of further development of gingivitis. When gingivitis occurs, the treatment method is scaling, that is, using ultrasonic scaling equipment to remove plaque and calculus near the gingival margin. After cleaning, gingivitis is generally about a week and can be completely eliminated. Periodontitis is a series of treatments that require subgingival scaling and root planing in addition to gingival inflammation, accompanied by alveolar bone resorption, periodontal pocket formation and attachment loss. Periodontitis is a series of treatments that are reviewed two months after scaling and scaling. For teeth with poor prognosis, assess whether periodontal surgery is needed. If necessary, fix loose teeth, extract teeth that cannot be retained, and orthodontic treatment. Periodontitis treatment after completion, the need for regular review, the prognosis of bad teeth, timely review of treatment.