Moderate to severe periodontal disease often requires surgical treatment. But today’s technology offers a less invasive alternative you might want to consider. Laser gum surgery in Dallas is transforming the way patients manage gum disease, thanks mostly to its precision and comfort. This advanced procedure, performed by an experienced Dallas periodontist, comes with numerous soft…
If you have recently been diagnosed with a stage of gum disease, your dentist has likely already let you know that you will need regularly scheduled deep cleanings in order to manage your symptoms. Your periodontal cleaning may be more in-depth than a typical prophylaxis and focuses on your gum tissues rather than your pearly…
What do you know about periodontal disease? Despite being such a widespread and serious issue, many people don’t recognize the warning signs or the risks posed. But we can help! Your Dallas, TX, periodontal treatment office talks about periodontal disease, and how we can help your smile with the right treatment.
When our gums are healthy, our teeth are strong and securely supported. But when periodontal disease develops and treatment isn’t provided to manage it, you risk losing your teeth. At your Dallas, TX, periodontal treatment office, our team can offer care to prevent the disease, manage the early stages, or even tackle the advanced stages of periodontitis.
If your dentist tells you that you have gum disease, you are not alone. Nearly half of all adults are diagnosed with some form of gum disease. Gum disease occurs when bacteria builds up in plaque and tartar, infecting your gums. Dealing with that diagnosis depends on the type of gum disease you have. While…
Gum Disease affects almost 50% of adults over 30 in the United States. One in every three of these adults suffers from only mild symptoms. However, gum disease is a progressive illness and can vary in severity from gingivitis (moderate) to advanced periodontitis (severe). Every stage, if left untreated, can cause its own unique set…
You may not be aware of the connection between your hormones and oral health, but it is a strong one. Many types of hormonal fluctuations have been linked to issues, such as gum disease. It’s important to be aware of this issue and consult with a periodontist as needed for gum disease treatment. When Hormones…
Periodontal surgery is often necessary for those who have developed severe gum disease. Periodontal surgery may involve lifting gum tissue to remove bacteria and debris from the surfaces of teeth or to graft tissue lost to this condition. Our periodontist provides treatment for advanced and complex cases of periodontal disease. Should I be worried about…
Gum disease can be devastating for your smile and your body. Left untreated, this condition can lead to tooth loss and may have some relationship with health issues like diabetes, depression and heart disease. Fortunately, gum disease is preventable, so you can take steps to avoid these consequences. And if you notice any signs of…
Have you noticed that your gums are inflamed even with regular flossing and brushing? Perhaps your dentist has referred you to a periodontist because he or she is concerned about your gum health. Periodontal (gum) disease is a common oral health concern that has destructive effects when left untreated. This is why it’s important to…