Is It Painful Chewing Halloween Candy? Could Be Gum Disease

October 10, 2017

Halloween is just around the corner with thoughts of pumpkins, costumes, and trick-or-treating. With these activities come the collection of candy that is just too tempting to stay away from. What happens when you can’t enjoy your favorite candy because it’s too painful to chew? This, and other symptoms, may be a sign you have jaw issues […]

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What Patients Should Know About the Link Between Gum Disease and Strokes

October 10, 2017

When most people think about periodontal disease (gum disease), they imagine teeth covered with a layer of plaque. This is what gum disease in Fishers, IN looks like in its early to moderate stages but what many people do not realize is that more than just teeth and gums are affected by this condition. The […]

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Gum Disease and Spooky Symptoms

October 10, 2017

Have you ever heard of gum disease? You have probably heard it when visiting your dentist. Even if it may seem familiar, few patients know whether or not they have this condition. Also called periodontal disease, this problem can be sneaky because many people are unaware of the symptoms associated with it. Periodontal disease carries […]

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The Spooky Aftermath of Halloween Candy

October 5, 2017

The holiday season is upon us, and first up is Halloween. Of all the things to look forward to, Halloween candy is likely at the top of anyone’s list. There’s nothing wrong with indulging in some spooky-themed sweets, but Dr. Gregg Codelli will advise you that keeping up on your oral hygiene routine is more […]

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How Halloween Candy Can Lead to Gum Disease

October 5, 2017

While Halloween might be your favorite time of year, you probably don’t like having to schedule a trip with a periodontist soon after you enjoy a night of trick-or-treating with your family. Eating too much candy can cause a buildup of plaque on your teeth that can lead to a number of dental problems; ones […]

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Gum Disease? LANAP Can Help

October 4, 2017

Have you recently developed gum disease symptoms like bleeding gums and chronic bad breath? If so, it is important to receive appropriate treatment as soon as you can. Untreated periodontal disease can have devastating health consequences, and has even been linked to systemic diseases like cancer and heart disease. How Gum Disease Forms Gum disease […]

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How Candy Corn Can Lead to Gum Disease

October 3, 2017

Around this autumnal time of year, dentists like Dr. Marco Cueva fill more cavities than during the other seasons. It’s not hard to see why. Halloween is the harbinger of cavities to come. Unfortunately, it can also lead to more serious oral health conditions. Sugary foods like candy corn can lead to gum disease, also […]

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Minimally Invasive Options for Treating Gum Disease

October 2, 2017

In the past, your dentist may have treated gum disease with a surgery that removed damaged tissue and cleaned the area. This involved incisions, sutures, scalpels and the typical risks that are associated with any type of surgery. Today, technology has advanced to the point that Drs. Capps and Bowman can offer LANAP laser gum […]

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Minimally Invasive Options for Treating Gum Disease

September 29, 2017

In the past, your dentist may have treated gum disease with a surgery that removed damaged tissue and cleaned the area. This involved incisions, sutures, scalpels and the typical risks that are associated with any type of surgery. Today, technology has advanced to the point that Drs. Capps and Bowman can offer LANAP laser gum […]

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The Unexpected Link Between Your Teeth and Your Heart

September 19, 2017

Heart disease is called the silent killer, but did you know what’s affecting your heart may start in your mouth? We’re not just talking about what you eat and how it affects your cholesterol and heart function. We’re talking about periodontal disease in Matthews, NC, and how infections that begin in your gums can ultimately […]

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