If you have been diagnosed with gum disease, your dentist will likely recommend that you come in for deep cleanings every three to four months to prevent the infection from spreading. In addition to removing plaque buildup from around the soft tissue, treatment is needed to keep a record of your bone health after you…
DetailsUnfortunately, reaching an advanced stage of gum disease can lead to tissue recession and may result in bone loss over time. This can weaken your jaw over time, as it doesn’t get the stimulation it needs from your teeth. If you have experienced tooth loss, even just with one missing tooth, dental implants can help…
DetailsIf 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…
DetailsIf you have recently been diagnosed with gingivitis or a further stage of periodontal disease, you may have a few questions about this infection, including how did it happen and how can it be treated? Many people are under the assumption that only older adults or people with poor oral hygiene can get this gum…
DetailsWhen you are experiencing periodontal disease, your dentist will do their best to help you manage your symptoms. An improved oral hygiene routine and deep cleanings may help you prevent the disease from progressing, but you could still suffer from the severe consequences of this gum infection. If you have experienced tooth loss from severe…
DetailsPeriodontal disease is one of the leading causes of tooth loss for adults in the US today. Unfortunately, leaving this gum infection untreated can lead to serious problems for your oral health and overall well-being. Scaling and root planing treatments can help manage your symptoms, but in some cases, you may need some additional treatments…
DetailsWhen you need a dental crown to protect your smile, or if you are receiving a dental prosthetic, such as bridges or dental implants, you may need a crown lengthening procedure. Our team can use this procedure to aid in the treatment and restoration of your smile! Your Dallas, TX, periodontal treatment office talks about how we…
DetailsWhen you have serious plaque and tartar buildup, or gums that feel sore or bleed easily, then you may need a procedure to start managing gum disease and keep your smile whole. We can help with a deep cleaning, a procedure also known as a scaling and root planing. Your Dallas, TX, periodontal treatment office talks about…
DetailsWhat 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 you have a serious case of periodontal disease, this could cause discomfort and even lead to missing teeth. To prevent tooth loss from altering the stability of your smile and facial structure, we can offer replacement. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, periodontal treatment office talks about how we support new teeth with durable and…
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