Many people will lose at least one tooth throughout their lifetime. If this ever happens to you, then it is in your best interest to look into dental implants. While not everyone qualifies, there is a lot of value to gain in these restorations. Risks Associated With Delaying Treatment There is no time to waste […]
Read MoreWhen symptoms of gum disease show up during regular cleanings at home or with the periodontist, patients start to have a lot of important questions about the condition. The first thing to remember is that there’s a difference between that and periodontal disease. While symptoms of the former are serious and need to be treated […]
Read MoreHave you recently noticed that your gum line is receding? You may have been told that your only treatment option is to take tissue from somewhere in your mouth (most likely the roof of your mouth) and graft it directly to the receding portion of your gums. Gum grafting is still commonly used to treat […]
Read MorePregnancy is a joyful time. You do not want such a wonderful occasion to be hampered by the presence of gum disease. Here is vital information pregnant women need to be aware of so that they can take proper care of their oral health. Pregnancy Increases Chances of Developing Gingivitis Many women suffer from a […]
Read MoreModern technology improves nearly every aspect of life, including oral care. Now, periodontists are learning how to maximize efficiency and minimize patient discomfort with the help of leading technology such as laser dentistry procedures. LANAP® laser gum surgery is now the preferred method of treatment for gum disease because it has offers many benefits over […]
Read MoreSeptember 21st is World Alzheimer’s Day. It is a time for all people to educate themselves on the debilitating condition. Research suggests there may be a possible link between chronic gum disease and Alzheimer’s. In addition to the variety of reasons to avoid developing periodontal disease, having a reduced chance of getting Alzheimer’s later in […]
Read MoreGingivitis is one of the most prevalent health issues in American society. Some reports estimate that as many as half of American adults will suffer from gum disease at some point in their lives. It is critical to remain aware of the danger and the simple solution to the problem. Causes of Gum Disease Periodontal […]
Read MoreEvery parent wants to give their child the tools to maintain a healthy smile far into adulthood. One of the most important factors in your child’s dental health is whether they develop a positive relationship with dentistry and their pediatric dentist. How can a parent further this goal, when many have a fear of dentistry […]
Read MoreGum disease (also known as periodontal disease) affects more than 64 million adults in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Unfortunately, many of those affected by this common disease underestimate its severity and long-term repercussions. If you think you have periodontal disease, here’s why it’s important to receive treatment […]
Read MoreIt’s easy to put your own oral health on the back burner if you have a busy life. But if you’re experiencing common indications of gum disease, including inflamed gum tissue that bleeds when you brush your teeth, you need to take your symptoms seriously. Even though periodontal disease may seem harmless at first, it […]
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