Gingivitis during pregnancy: how to prevent and treat it

Gingivitis during pregnancy is a common oral disease, which mostly occurs in 2-3 months of pregnancy. The patient's gum has obvious symptoms, bright red and swollen, and it is easy to bleed when it is lightly explored. Methods to prevent gingivitis during pregnancy include regular oral examination, correct brushing and healthy diet.

Gingivitis caused by drugs

Drug-induced gingivitis is caused by taking some drugs, which leads to gingival hyperplasia, volume increase and hard gingival texture. Methods to prevent drug-induced gingivitis include avoiding drug abuse and regular oral examination.

Pubertal gingivitis

Puberty gingivitis usually occurs on the labial side of the front teeth, with swollen gums, dark red color and soft texture. Patients may have problems such as brushing their teeth, bleeding from biting hard objects, and bad breath. Methods to prevent adolescent gingivitis include regular oral examination, correct brushing, healthy diet and so on.

Prevention of gingivitis

Methods to prevent gingivitis include regular oral examination, correct brushing and healthy eating. In addition, bad habits such as smoking and drinking should be avoided to keep the oral cavity clean and hygienic.

Treat gingivitis

The methods of treating gingivitis include oral cleaning, drug treatment, surgical treatment and so on. The specific treatment plan should be selected according to the patient's condition and etiology.