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Some people equate the development of periodontal disease as part of the aging process. While it’s true that many older adults are diagnosed with periodontal disease, it’s important to understand that aging doesn’t directly cause this condition. As we get older, though, periodontal disease is harder for our bodies to fight off – especially if…
Receiving professional treatment for periodontal (gum) disease is imperative to seeing an improvement in your oral health. Without professional intervention, gum disease can progress to the point that it destroys a person’s oral health. Advanced gum disease is powerful enough to erode soft tissue and bone. This condition is also the number one cause of…
Gum disease usually doesn’t occur without warning … familiarize yourself with the symptoms, and if they begin to occur, schedule a visit with your periodontist right away before they have a chance to escalate. Early symptoms of the onset of gum disease (gingivitis) include: Bleeding gums – Healthy gum tissue does not bleed unless provoked…
Gum disease is an infection caused by plaque and bacteria that build up on teeth over time. This plaque and bacteria settles into any nook or cranny around the gum line and begins to irritate the gum tissue. Gums become red and swollen and may even bleed when you brush. Gum disease can affect children,…
Periodontal disease begins with inflammation of the gums, which is often not serious. If left untreated, though, it can develop into serious infection that can endanger your teeth. If you experience symptoms of periodontal disease, you should see your dentist for treatment. Symptoms of Periodontal Disease Gum disease tends not to produce noticeable symptoms until…
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:
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