Traditionally Americans gather together on Thanksgiving to enjoy the company of their friends and family while sharing a meal. It’s hard to relax during the holiday when your sensitive teeth bother you. Doctor Kiya Green treats gum recession in Charlotte, NC with the Pinhole Surgical Technique™. How A Receding Gum Line Causes Pain Your gums […]
Read MoreA beautiful smile can boost self-confidence and raise the overall quality of life. Yet oral health is much more than a cosmetic issue. A healthy mouth also can help maintain your physical well-being. Gum disease may put your body at increased risk for other illnesses. For those with severe periodontal disease that does not respond […]
Read MoreIt is time to start making plans for your Thanksgiving holiday. While you run around securing your travel plans and meal prep, you might also want to look at your oral hygiene. Consuming certain foods puts you at a higher risk of developing gum disease and gingivitis. That is why Dr. Mohlman takes the time […]
Read MoreGum disease is common among adults, but it’s one of the most preventable dental problems. Gum disease has been linked to strokes, heart disease and diabetes. It also leads to tooth decay and tooth loss. Fortunately, it can be avoided with good dental hygiene and care. Make sure to see your dentist for twice-a-year cleanings. […]
Read MoreGum disease is surprisingly common, with an estimated 64.7 million adults in the United States living with the more advanced form of the disease (called periodontitis). While most people are aware of the oral symptoms associated with the condition (including chronic halitosis, bleeding gums and tooth loss), many are unaware that periodontal disease has also […]
Read MoreDid you know that gum disease can increase your risk of systemic illness? Gum disease may seem, on the surface, like a small issue but it actually has far reaching consequences. It starts as bacteria accumulating on the plaque on your teeth. Without proper brushing and flossing to remove it, the bacteria quickly infect periodontal […]
Read MoreThere are a number of issues you might have with your teeth and smile, some that are more noticeable than others. While you might think gum recession is a part of life and a part of your smile, but the truth is they’re wholly treatable and should be taken care of as soon as you […]
Read MoreCaring for your teeth and gums is important, but it may be more vital than you realize. Many Americans brush, floss and visit a dentist regularly to protect their oral health without realizing they are protecting their overall health and well-being. One place this connection is evident is in the interdependence of diabetes and gum […]
Read MoreAn average of 15 million babies are born prematurely every year; if the mother has periodontitis, the likelihood of a premature birth can drastically increase. Premature babies are defined as those who are born anytime before the 37-week mark. The mother’s periodontitis and preterm labor create factors that can severely inhibit the developmental health of […]
Read MoreGum disease can take a toll on your oral health. From bleeding gums to bone loss, every stage of the infection will damage your smile. Did you know that gum disease can also affect your overall health? You may find it surprising to learn that your risk of diabetes, heart disease, and stroke can go […]
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