Treatment of Gum Inflammation with B-Cure Laser
Maintaining oral hygiene involves caring for both your teeth and gums. Gum inflammation can impact not just your oral health, but your overall well-being, potentially causing pain and necessitating various treatments. B-Cure Laser offers a safe and easy-to-use home post-dental treatment that boosts the production of enzymes to combat inflammation, reduce pain, and minimize the damage caused by free radicals.
What Is the Function of Gums?
Gums are the soft tissue surrounding the teeth, forming a sealing mechanism that binds the teeth to the underlying jawbone.
The most important role of the gums is to maintain the positioning of the teeth within the oral cavity.
Poor oral hygiene leads to bacterial growth and gum inflammation. This can cause gum recession, pain, and reduced gum support, resulting in tooth loss.
Gums are the only exposed tissue in the body not completely sealed. Bacteria, toxins, and other harmful substances can penetrate the connective fibers between the gums and teeth. This can damage the gums and enter the bloodstream, potentially affecting the entire body.
How Does Gum Inflammation Develop?
Dental plaque or tartar builds up around the teeth caused mainly by poor oral hygiene. The tartar collects and serves as a convenient platform for germs and toxins that cause inflammation and irritation.
In some cases, the connective tissue between the gums and teeth recedes while the upper soft tissue remains in place. This creates a pocket between the gums and teeth, preventing effective germ removal even after brushing. Germs and toxins accumulate in this pocket, causing inflammation.
Untreated gum inflammation can lead to gum recession, exposing areas of the teeth not meant to be exposed. This exposure causes sensitivity to hot and cold, touch, and certain foods. In extreme cases, it can lead to tooth loss.
Research shows that gum inflammation not only harms teeth but also allows germs to enter the body. This can harm those with chronic diseases, induce early labor, cause low birth weight, lead to cardiac damage, promote dementia, disrupt diabetic balance, and impair the immune system. Healthy gums act as a gatekeeper, preventing germs and their byproducts from entering the body.
Methods of Gum Inflammation Treatment and Prevention
To prevent gum inflammation, maintaining oral hygiene throughout the day is essential. Therefore, the best way to ensure good oral hygiene is to brush after every meal. Subsequently, brush your teeth every morning and evening to remove the layer of germs that accumulate during the day and night. Furthermore, remember to visit your dental hygienist and dentist regularly.
Treating Gum Inflammation with B-Cure Laser
For those suffering from chronic tooth infections, dentists recommend low-level laser therapy. Now, this can be conveniently done at home with the B-Cure Laser. This therapy reduces and stops gum inflammation. It increases the release of anti-inflammatory enzymes and supports the body’s natural healing process. The B-Cure Laser provides a compact, portable, and easy-to-use device for at-home treatment. Start with 1½ minutes per treatment point, gradually increasing to 8 minutes, twice daily, for a minimum of two weeks.
Video: How does B-Cure Laser work? Technology & Innovation
B-Cure Laser has been clinically proven to effectively treat gum inflammation. A 2015 study demonstrated that B-Cure Laser significantly reduced inflammatory germs in the oral cavity, eliminating over 60% of them.
Advantages of Treatment with B-Cure Laser
- Helps reduce pain and swelling
- Speeds up the healing process
- Reduces consumption of drugs
- User-friendly for home use: lightweight, portable, and rechargeable
- Scientifically proven.Over 2,000 studies all over the world prove that low-level laser is safe and effective for all family members.
Videos: Professional Recommendations
Treatment Protocol
Place the device along the jaw joint, next to the ear for 8 minutes.
After finishing the treatment, set the device for an additional 8 minutes. Then, place it across the width of the jaw. Keep your mouth slightly open during treatment to allow joint opening and enhance beam penetration.
To find out more about other health conditions that B-Cure Laser can help manage pain with, see our Treatment Areas channel.
