Bad Breath Treatment Service in CTM

Chewing tobacco, gutkha or pan masala leaves more than a smell behind. For patients from CTM who use these products, the breath is often only the first sign of changes happening in the gums.

Tobacco held against the gums irritates the tissue, stains the teeth and encourages tartar. It also reduces blood flow to the gums, which can hide the usual signs of disease such as bleeding. As a result, gum problems may progress quietly while the odour becomes harder to mask.

How Tobacco Chewing Affects Gums in CTM Patients

• Gum irritation: The area where tobacco is held often becomes sore or thickened.
• Recession: Gums may pull back, exposing the roots of teeth.
• Staining and tartar: Deposits build up and trap bacteria.
• Hidden disease: Bleeding may be reduced even when gums are unhealthy.
• Loose teeth: Advanced gum disease can weaken the support of teeth.

What a Gum Examination at Our Clinic Involves for CTM Residents

The dentist looks carefully at the gums, cheeks and tongue, paying close attention to the area where tobacco is usually placed. Pocket depths around the teeth are measured to check for hidden gum disease. An X-ray may be advised to see the bone support. Any area that looks unusual is discussed with you openly.

Treatment and Support for CTM Tobacco Users

Treatment usually starts with removing tartar and stains through professional cleaning. If gum disease is present, gum treatment may be needed to clean deeper pockets. The dentist also talks about reducing tobacco use, since this makes the biggest difference to gum healing and breath. Even cutting down helps. With regular follow-up, you can see how the gums respond and keep your breath fresher over time.

Mouth fresheners and supari are often used to hide tobacco odour, but they do not help the gums and may add to staining. Replacing them with water, careful brushing and tongue cleaning is a better choice. If you notice any patch in the mouth that does not heal, show it to the dentist promptly. Honest answers about how often you chew help the dentist give advice that suits you.

Reaching Our Clinic from CTM

Our clinic is at 402, B Square 2, near Double Tree by Hilton, Iskcon–Ambli Road, Ahmedabad 380054. From CTM Cross Roads, travel towards the city centre, cross the Sabarmati river to west Ahmedabad and continue to the SG Highway and Iskcon Cross Roads. The clinic is on Ambli Road, a short distance from the crossroads. The drive is about 20 km and usually takes 40–50 minutes, depending on traffic. Book your appointment or call +91-990-964-4344.

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