VITIS Gingival Toothpaste, 100 ml

VITIS^® gingival is a daily use toothpaste that is indicated for people who are prone to gum problems (inflammation, redness or bleeding).

VITIS^® gingival is also recommended for people with delicate gums or who are predisposed to having gingivitis, such as pregnant women, people with diabetes or who are immunosuppressed, smokers and patients who have been treated with anticoagulants or who are medically compromised.

It is suitable for people with celiac disease.

 How to use:

Apply to the appropriate toothbrush and clean teeth three times per day or after every meal.

HOW TO PREVENT GUM PROBLEMS?

Daily care is the best way to prevent gum problems.

• Brushing your teeth twice a day using a soft toothbr sh and a toothpaste specifically formulated for gum care. 
• Changing your toothbrush every three months: a w rn toothbrush is less effective at removing dental plaque.
• Cleaning the spaces between the teeth using denta floss and/or interdental toothbrushes, twice a day.
• Rinsing your mouth with an appropriate mouthwas .
• Visiting your dentist at least once a year.
• Keeps the gums in good conditionDistributed by:
• Helps to prevent plaque formation.
• Relieves gum discomfort.
• Protects the enamel and prevents tooth decay.

DAILY CARE FOR DELICATE GUMS

The gums are an essential component of your mouth, as they form part of the tooth support structures and help in tasks as important as chewing.

The oral cavity and the gums are exposed to the oral environment, and thus are in permanent contact with external agents that can affect oral and dental health.

This is why prevention through daily care of sensitive gums is so important.

     FACTORS THAT INCREASE THE RISK

FOR DEVELOPING GUM DISEASE

Excessive dental plaque build-up

Chronic stress

Poor brushing  technique

Smoking

Orthodontic appliances

          Diabetes and immune system dysfunction 

          Pregnancy and menopause 

          Some medicatins

Healthy gums are characterised by a pale pink color and they are firm. Because gingivitis is usually not painful, many people do not realize that they may have a disease.

The main cause of gum-related disease is the accumulation of bacterial plaque on the surface of the teeth and at the edge of the gums.

Dental plaque (or oral biofilm) is a colourless and sticky film formed by bacteria and other substances that continuously builds up on teeth.

It is important to brush and floss your teeth and rinse with mouthwash every day to remove dental plaque (oral biofilm).

DO YOU HAVE GUM DISEASES?

Gingivitis is the first stage of gum disease. The main symptoms are inflammation and bleeding. Gingivitis is reversible.

If gingivitis is not treated, it may lead to periodontitis

It is important to monitor the progress of gingivitis to prevent it from evolving to become periodontitis, a deep gum infection characterised by a loss of the structures that hold teeth in place, possibly leading to tooth loss. Periodontitis is irreversible.