How long does gingival laser treatment recover?

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For gum diseases, if it is necessary to remove the root tumor when it is serious, it is necessary to apply anesthetics on the patient's face to relieve the patient's pain. In fact, applying anesthetics on the face will affect the patient here, because it is directly connected to the brain, and it is especially easy to cause oral bleeding after the removal, So how long does gingival laser treatment recover?

How long does gingival laser treatment recover?

Most of the patients with gingival tumors are treated by surgical resection under local anesthesia. In order to remove completely, the incision should be on the normal tissue around the lesion pedicle. The affected teeth, periodontal ligament, periosteum and adjacent bone tissue were removed and the wound was sutured. If the wound is too large to be sutured, it can be covered with iodoform gauze. Or use periodontal tamponade to stop bleeding. For the early small gingival tumor, if the tooth is not loose and the patient is young, and sometimes is unwilling to extract the tooth, it can be locally removed, and the periodontium can be scratched to some extent, and the tooth will not be extracted for the time being. After the operation, close observation will be made, and the tooth will be removed and extracted when there is recurrence.

Gingival tumor is an inflammatory tumor like growth on gingiva, especially on the gingival papilla. The stimulation factors such as plaque, calculus and bad prosthesis were removed. The gingival tumor was removed surgically, and the bone surface, including periosteum, was removed. A small amount of alveolar bone was chiseled away from the corresponding part of the tumor, and the periodontal ligament was scraped away to avoid recurrence. The postoperative prognosis is generally good. You need to be hospitalized because you are pregnant.

Gingival hyperplasia or crown fracture to subgingival, will affect the repair. Gingivectomy can cut off the gums, but the calculus should be cleaned to remove inflammation before surgery. Pay attention to diet, light. Do not take calcium and eat eggs and pig liver and other calcium rich food.

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Gingival hyperplasia resection can restore normal gingiva 2 weeks after operation, but the normal healing time of gingival tissue is 6 to 7 weeks. Gingival hyperplasia resection has certain damage to the oral cavity, so it is necessary to reduce the stimulation to the oral cavity after operation and pay attention to oral hygiene at the initial stage.