There are numerous signs gum disease is present in a patient’s mouth. A visit to our periodontist becomes necessary if there are loose teeth, persistent bad breath, receding gums or bleeding gums. This condition is caused by harmful bacteria building up in the mouth and inflaming the gum tissue. The sooner a person can treat […]
Read MoreIt is common for people to take medications for many reasons, but did you ever stop to think about how your prescriptions might affect other checkups going on in your life? For example, if you happen to take any medication for blood pressure to keep other health conditions under control, you should let your periodontist […]
Read MoreIf you have gum recession, you know firsthand how uncomfortable and embarrassing it can be. Gum recession can increase tooth sensitivity by exposing the roots of the tooth. Over time, extreme recession can even lead to tooth loss. To prevent this from happening, it’s important to receive treatment when you notice signs of recession. While […]
Read MoreThere are numerous ways for a person to develop gum recession. It typically occurs due to gum disease, but many people develop it from genetics or having misaligned teeth. Some people will notice a receded gum line from brushing and flossing too aggressively. No matter what, it is critical to take prompt action by seeing […]
Read MoreMany people lose teeth as a result of trauma or gum disease. Either way, the individual should schedule an appointment to see our dentist right away. There are many risks associated with missing teeth, and it is best for people to take care of the problem now rather than later. Reduced Self-Confidence When people lose […]
Read MoreAnyone who suffers from bleeding gums, halitosis, loose teeth or receding gums needs to see our periodontist immediately. These are the signs of gum disease. People with these symptoms need to seek gum disease treatment right away, and luckily, there are multiple options available. LANAP® The Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure is an FDA-cleared treatment […]
Read MoreYou may be a person who is fastidious in caring for your teeth – you brush after every meal and make sure to floss every day. By also getting in to visit your periodontist every six months, you can significantly lower your risk of gum disease. Even if you are not the best at cleaning […]
Read MoreGum disease is a problem that affects millions of Americans and can lead to gum recession if left untreated. In the past, gum recession in Moorestown, NJ and Medford, NJ was treated with gum graft surgery that was fairly invasive, but new technology allows periodontists, Dr. Mario Canal and Dr. Ben Calem to provide a […]
Read MorePeriodontitis is an advanced form of gum disease and if you are at this point, it’s unlikely that you can prevent the condition but that you must treat it. Fortunately, dental technology has made it easier to treat gum disease with laser dentistry. Traditional treatment involved extensive, invasive surgery that could require weeks to heal, […]
Read MoreMillions of American have gum disease, and because the condition can be virtually painless in its early forms, many don’t know they have a problem until it’s become serious. Gum disease progresses through several different stages until extensive damage is done and teeth are lost. Because it is the number one cause of tooth loss […]
Read More