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One major reason for painful gums is having food stuck between your teeth.

Food that gets jammed between teeth should be removed as soon as possible, with a gentle toothpick motion or with dental floss or dental pics.

If you are not using any of these items, how on earth are you expecting to get food trapped between your teeth out of there and to relieve pressure on your gums which of course can result in mild to serious gum infection.

It is easy to forget to do this extra oral hygiene stop, but forget it at your peril.

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One of the major gum infection causes is poor dental hygiene.

If you get food stuck between your teeth and where your gums meet your teeth and that food stays there, you can infect your gums.

Likewise, if you fail to clean away the soft plaque that forms around your teeth and you don’t get your dentist to scrape away the hardened  plaque (tartar), you are likely to encounter mild to very serious gum infection.

You could even lose some teeth.

Cleaning your teeth correctly and often with the right products is vital to preventing gum disease.

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Never ever ignore swollen gums infection.

This could be the start of something that ends in the removal or falling out of a significant number of your teeth.

It’s that serious.

Swollen gums may be accompanied by blood when you brush your teeth.

This is probably not painful, but puzzling, until you realise that the presence of blood means that you have gingivitis and unless you treat it with the right products that swollen gums infection could end in in tears before bedtime (and you having to take your new dentures out at bedtime to put in that glass beside the bed).

Not a good look!

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Is your gum infected?

Is it sore, swollen, bleeding….. oozing pus?

Gum infection is a serious dental problem and one that has to be addressed before the oozing pus stage is reached otherwise you are in real danger of losing your teeth.

When you brush, if you get bleeding gums (gingivitis) that’s the point at which you need to alter your dental hygiene habits.

If the bleeding and the swelling increases, it is only a matter of time until you reach the moment of full blown periodontal disease and this is a point that is difficult to treat – it’s painful and it’s frankly scary.

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How to cure gum infection.

Gum Infection, the facts
Gum infection or disease, can be known as periodontal disease. This is an infection of bone and tissue around your teeth.

Gum diseases get in under the gum line and break down the gum tissue.

The 2 stages of this gum infection

Gingivitis
which is fairly easily treatable, where you have reddened and bleeding gums, especially seen after brushing or flossing, and

Periodontal disease
which is very serious, where the bacteria in the mouth grow and damage the bone that supports the teeth, you get pus in your mouth, the gums shrink back and you may have to get your teeth pulled out or they could just fall out by themselves.

You could be more inclined to gum infection if you

• Suffer from diabetes
• Are suffering a lot of stress
• Chew or smoke tobacco
• Have uneven teeth or poor fillings
• Have hormonal fluctuations
• Have a bad diet
• Don’t have good oral hygiene

Cure gum infection by avoidance and treatment

First, remove your plaque

All of us develop plaque;  soft plaque needs to be removed by regular brushing with a good quality toothpaste and hard plaque (tartar) has to be taken off by a dentist.

Mild cases can be rectified by brushing with a good toothpaste (most popular brands have too many drying agents in them, so beware), flossing every day and going to see your dentist regularly.

In advanced cases, you may need antibiotics or even surgery.

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If you have a build up of tonsil debris, then what you really have is tonsil stones.

Tonsil stones or tonsilloliths are a build up of food matter, mucous and other bits and pieces that gum together and lodge in the back of your throat.

They are compact and smelly and often cause irritation to the throat.

These tonsilliths lodge themselves in your tonsil pockets or crypts and now and then find their way into the front of your mouth to have you wondering what the heck they are and what to do about them.

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Tonsils and bad breath don’t have to go together, but they often do.

Tonsil crypts or pockets can be a great little hiding place for tonsil stones (tonsiliths or tonsilloliths) which grow from food particles and other debris at the back of your throat.

This means chronic bad breath, but it can be treated if you go about it the right way.

You don’t have to have poor oral hygiene to get tonsil stones and bad breath, but if you do suffer from bad breath due to tonsil stones, you need to get onto a good regime to fix the problem so you can lead a happy and confident life without bad breath pulling you down.

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If you have gum swelling that is irritating or painful, you must not ignore it.

You may have some food or other item lodged in your gum or stuck between gum and teeth. This needs to be gently removed before your gum gets infected.

Your oral hygiene routine needs to include attention to gums, ensuring you clean between your teeth with a pic and/or floss.

You should also use mouthwash regularly against gingivitis, but it should be a mouthwash that is not full of alcohol compounds that dry your mouth out and have the potential to give you more problems.

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Don’t you just hate it when you’ve had a meal and you get a piece of food jammed between your teeth and for some reason, you can’t get to it with a toothpick or piece of floss at the time and you end up with a gum infection swelling at the base of your tooth.

Then when you can get to it, out comes the piece of food with a spurt of blood and your gum aches for ages.

Happens to us all from time to time.  We just have to ensure we keep up with a good oral hygiene procedure whenever we can and keep up with a good quality toothpaste, mouthwash and flossing routine.

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Any gum infection remedy is not going to work immediately.

And once you’ve addressed the problem, you need to be vigilant with your oral hygiene so the problem doesn’t return. You don’t want to be losing teeth over a gum infection!

Conditions such as gingivitis are relatively easy to treat in the early stages, but you really don’t want such infections getting out of control.

Keep your teeth really clean; clean morning and night, floss daily and use a mouthwash that is not full of alcohol (because it will dry your mouth out and make you susceptible to smelly, painful tonsil stones.

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Do you have gums infection?

The occasional bleeding from your gums when you brush or floss?

Blood in the sink when you are dealing with your dental hygiene morning and night?

Are your gums sore and swollen?

Sounds like you’ve got gingivitis. This is caused from bits of food and other proteins gathering in pockets between your gums and teeth.

The area is dark and moist and with it’s store of rotting food scraps, it’s a fantastic place for bacteria to thrive and give you more grief.

Infection of the gums is common and most cases are relatively mild.

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SUMMARY: Tonsil stones are very misdiagnosed and are more common than most people think. By knowing what they are, how they are caused, one can follow simple steps in order to prevent and remove tonsil stones without having surgery.

Tonsil stones, also known as tonsilloliths, are caused by an accumulation of sulfur-producing bacteria and debris that become lodged in the tonsils. The debris, which can include mucous from post nasal drip, putrifies in the back of your throat and collects in the tonsil crypts (small pockets which appear on the surface of the tonsils).

Along with tonsil stones, when the debris combine with the volatile sulfur compounds produced by the anaerobic bacteria beneath the surface of your tongue, it can also create chronic Halitosis.

Important: If you do not have your tonsils then you will not under most circumstances experience tonsil stones. However this does not mean that you should run out and get your tonsils removed. You can prevent tonsil stones.

As we get older, tonsillectomies become increasingly dangerous; however, even if you have your tonsils removed, you will most likely still have stinky breath! Why?

The sulfur-producing bacteria breeding beneath the surface of your tongue, which are integral to the creation of those tonsil stones, are the most likely candidates to cause bad breath!

So, even if you have your tonsils removed, unless you remove or hinder these anaerobic bacteria, you may still scare away people with your bad breath!

And, since you can’t have your tongue removed (at least not in the U.S.), there is a better idea. Fortunately, getting rid of tonsil stones is not that difficult…

How to get rid of tonsil stones

A simple combination of oxygenating tablets and nasal sinus drops will effectively eliminate tonsil stones without unnecessary tonsil surgery. Also, the occasional use of an oxygenating spray will help to immediately neutralize the anaerobic sulfur-producing bacteria on contact.

The Bad Breath Bible states that if you truly want to prevent bad breath then you must use oxygenating toothpastes and mouthwashes, and ideally a tongue scraper to effectively neutralize the anaerobic bacteria from the very back of the tongue.

When you use such an oxygenating toothpaste and mouthwash, you will experience a residual effect from the oxygenating tablets and nasal sinus drops solution, and it will stop the tonsil stones from ever forming again.

According to the California Breath Clinics, which has offices in Los Angeles and San Francisco, research has found that most people following this formula have reported a significant reduction or complete elimination of tonsil stones.

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