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Periodontal Disease Periodontal Disease
Who is prone to having Periodontal Disease?
Consequences of Periodontal Disease
How do I know if I have Periodontal Disease?
What can I do if I have Periodontal Disease?
Can I prevent Periodontal Disease?
Periodontal Disease
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Besides red, swollen gums and bad breath, people with periodontal disease will suffer from gum recession, widening of space between teeth (interdental space), mobile and drifting teeth, or even loss of affected teeth. On top of the adverse effect on the person's appearance, it also greatly lowers his/her self-esteem. It will interfere with his/her normal social life.
Consequences of Periodontal Disease

Furthermore, gum recession will lead to exposed root surfaces, which makes the teeth sensitive when taking hot, cold, sweet, or sour food. Severe periodontal disease will also cause loosening, drifting or even loss of affected teeth, which makes chewing difficult and inefficient. It adversely affects the general health and the quality of life.

If a person who wears a denture suffers from Periodontal Disease, the denture may become unfit because of the destruction of periodontal tissues. A new denture may need to be made.

 
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