1. Gum bleeding
2. Gum growth and color changes
3. Gingival recessions
4. Melting in the jawbone that supports the teeth with gingival recessions
4. Melting in the jawbone that supports the teeth with gingival recessions
6. Excessive bad breath

Gingival and bone loss in individuals with these symptoms makes it difficult to make prostheses and implants. Gum diseases can be combined with oral infections and threaten the general health of the person. In blood urinalysis, inflammation changes the leukocyte count and ASO values.

Gum diseases at a rate of 80-85% in heart, blood pressure, atherosclerosis, diabetes, joint diseases and kidney diseases are very important findings. In this sense, it is very important not to neglect and treat gum diseases.