Causes and Symptoms of Paradontosis

Although considered as a gum disease, periodontitis is a more severe case. Gingivitis starts as an inflammation in the gums. If gingivitis is left untreated, this will soon develop into periodontitis. Soon, the gum’s inner layers will start pulling away from the teeth. It creates pockets on both sides of the teeth. These spaces will then collect debris that cannot be removed even if you brush your teeth. This causes gum infection and shrinkage of the gum line. Once this shrinking in the gum line happens, the pockets will enlarge, putting you at risks of teeth that fall out and …