Can I use mouthwash after root planing?

Can I use mouthwash after root planing?

After scaling and root planing there will be some discomfort or soreness in the gums. Our hygienist will recommend that you use an antiseptic mouthwash or simply warm, salty water to swish around your mouth when you get home and avoid eating hard foods immediately after.

What is periodontal rinse?

This medication is applied to teeth to prevent cavities. Fluoride is a mineral that works by making the teeth stronger and more resistant to decay caused by acid and bacteria.Do not use this medication in children younger than 12 years unless directed to do so by your dentist/doctor.

What is the best rinse for receding gums?

Colgate Total Pro-Shield is a good choice for reducing plaque buildup and for keeping breath fresh. It kills germs for up to 12 hours, even after eating meals. This mouthwash is a good choice for eliminating the germs and bacteria that cause gingivitis, which can lead to periodontitis and receding gums.

What is recommended as an antibacterial oral rinse when treating periodontal disease?

An antimicrobial mouth rinse like Chlorhexidine is recommended to help control plaque and kill the bacteria that contribute to gum disease.

Can I use a Waterpik after a deep cleaning?

Brush and floss your teeth as usual. Do NOT use the Waterpik for at least 3 days after having your teeth deep cleaned.

What is the difference between scaling and root planing?

What is the difference between scaling and root planing? Scaling removes toxins and buildup from your gums, root planing helps prevent this buildup from coming back. Root planing is used to smooth the root surfaces of your teeth, allowing your gum tissue to more firmly attach to your roots.

Can Pericoronitis clear up on its own?

Does pericoronitis go away on its own? Unfortunately, pericoronitis won’t go away on its own. If it goes untreated, it can become dangerous after only a couple of weeks. Typically, either the flap of tissue or the wisdom tooth needs to be removed.

What is peritonitis teeth?

Periodontitis (per-e-o-don-TIE-tis), also called gum disease, is a serious gum infection that damages the soft tissue and, without treatment, can destroy the bone that supports your teeth. Periodontitis can cause teeth to loosen or lead to tooth loss. Periodontitis is common but largely preventable.

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