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BC Perio | Dr. Brad Crump
Periodontics and Dental Implants in Dallas, Texas
BC Perio | Dr. Brad Crump
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  • Home
  • Meet Us
    • Meet Dr. Crump
    • Meet Dr. Tunnell
    • Meet the Staff
    • Office Photo Gallery
    • In the Media
    • Patient Reviews
    • Events
  • Services
    • Periodontal Disease
    • Minimally Invasive Treatment
    • Scaling and Root Planing
    • Surgical Treatment
      • Functional Crown Lengthening
      • Soft Tissue Grafts
      • Pocket Depth Reduction
      • Regeneration
    • Dental Implants
  • Patient Information
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Oral Piercings: The Hidden Risks to Your Health

oral health, periodontistBy DC-adminNovember 18, 2017

Although piercings in the lips or the tongue have become very popular in recent years, few people consider the health issues this kind of decorative piercing presents. In addition to the usual risks of infection, oral piercings can also endanger your teeth and oral tissues. Before you decide to pierce your lip or tongue, it’s…

Maintaining good oral health after gum treatment

Dallas periodontist, gum disease, gum treatment, oral healthBy DC-adminAugust 9, 2016

After gum treatment, it’s important to maintain the best possible oral health both to encourage healing and to prevent the gum problems from recurring. Be sure to follow the instructions provided by your dentist or periodontist to keep your gums and teeth strong and healthy after treatment. Caring for Your Mouth Right after Gum Treatment…

What can I expect to happen to my teeth and gums as I get older?

Dallas periodontist, gum disease, oral healthBy DC-adminJuly 6, 2016

As we get older, our bodies change. This includes our teeth and gums. Wear and tear, staining, damage, and gum disease can all take their toll even after a lifetime of careful oral hygiene. Make sure your oral hygiene habits remain diligent and visit your dentist regularly to address the natural issues related to aging,…

Early detection of tooth decay

Dallas periodontist, gum disease, oral healthBy DC-adminMarch 7, 2016

Tooth decay is one of the most common reasons why people see the dentist. When it’s detected early, decay can be treated with minor restorations. Your dentist can also detect early gum disease, making it possible to treat your gums right away for successful results without invasive surgery. Tooth Decay and Gum Disease The most…

My gums bleed when I brush: Should I be concerned?

gum disease, oral health, periodontistBy DC-adminFebruary 3, 2016

Gum disease, also called periodontal disease, occurs when the gum tissue becomes inflamed or, eventually, infected. This inflammation and infection causes the gums to draw back from the teeth, eventually exposing the roots and causing the teeth to become loose and even fall out. With treatment, the gums can heal and again provide a strong…

Maintaining healthy teeth and gums throughout the retired years

gum disease, oral health, periodontistBy DC-adminSeptember 5, 2015

Losing your teeth is not inevitable with age. With proper care, you can keep your natural teeth well into your retirement years. Skilled dentistry at our Dallas office can also help you ensure that you keep your teeth. Caring for Your Teeth as You Age As you get older, it remains important to brush and…

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WE ARE OPEN

As the Governor’s office is issuing more guidance to relax restrictions around healthcare facilities, all of us at BC Perio are proud to start reopening our practice with enhanced measures to protect your health and the health of those around you.

Although we are in the beginning and very promising stages of re-opening our practice, we do want to reiterate that our staff will continue to strictly follow all governmental directives, and take extra precautions to help keep both our patients and staff safe. That includes:

  • All employees and patients are required to wear masks at all times. This is a preventative measure and is not indicative of anyone having or carrying the virus. Also, all staff members will be wearing CDC recommended PPE specific to their job duties during all patient appointments, including risk level exposure masks, face shields/ head covers, disposable gowns, and gloves.
  • Appointments are limited to the patient only; unless assistance is required or patient is a minor. At that time 1 additional visitor is accepted.
  • Frequent sanitation according to CDC protocol of common areas including reception and exam rooms and we will have hand sanitizer available for your use when in our office.
  • Advanced patient screenings including verbal questionnaire and temperature reading for any patient who requires an in-office visit and/or surgical procedure.
  • Alternative reception room processes are in place at BC Perio. These new processes may include, but are not limited to: Patients waiting in the car, patient immediately placed in the exam room after check-in and additional creative ways to ensure we respect social distancing restrictions and removal of all magazines and common items touched by multiple patients.

Please also make sure you are monitoring your health for flu-like symptoms. If you are experiencing cough, fever, and shortness of breath, please call to reschedule your appointment.

We are so grateful to once again be able to provide in-person care to our well-deserving patients, and we can’t wait to see you. To schedule your appointment please call 214-443-0876 during our normal office hours. Thank you for your patience with us as we move forward together during these uncertain times. We will continue to communicate with you as more updates become available.

Sincerely,

The entire team at BC Perio

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