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I have pyhorea in teeth . How can I remove it ? Will you please suggest me any cure to prevent my teeth ?
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Go for scaling and polishing
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U visit the dentist
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Use mouth wash hexidine 2 times a day
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visit dentist
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maintain oral hygiene
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Pyhorea is not something that you can remove,it is an infection of gums that is caused by the bacteria in poor oral hygiene cases. Get your teeth cleaned and deep curettage of gums by a Good Dentist and then get the LASER treatment of the guns for the best result.
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Periodontitis in layman term pyrrhoea cant be treated by home remedies. You need to visit dentist for professional cleaning of teeth and surrounding gums.
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visit nearby dentist and get your cleaning done.
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maintain good oral hygiene.
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Hello. Pyrrohea occurs in case of inflammation of the gums and the periodontium, cause of which is usually related to improper oral hygiene. Do visit your nearest Dentist or Periodontist (specialising in gum diseases) to get a thorough clinical examination done since some cases of inflamed and bleeding gums can also be due to any other systemic problems like diabetes, etc. If it is only due to improper oral hygiene and calculus formation then you will have to undergo scaling and polishing of your teeth.
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Visit nearby Dentist or Periodontist
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Meanwhile, use chlorhexidine mouthwash with water (1:1) twice daily and brush your teeth properly twice daily.
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