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…
DetailsGum recession is a clinical term that describes when gum tissue pulls away (gradually or suddenly) from your teeth, exposing the sensitive and delicate roots. The most obvious first sign of gum recession is visible tooth roots, but less obvious signs in its early stages can clue you in further. Here’s what you can…
DetailsIf you’re scheduled for dental surgery, you’re probably also wondering how to prepare. A little planning goes a long way, whether you’re going in for a single tooth extraction or a full-mouth restoration procedure. Knowing what to expect and how to get ready now can ease your dental chair anxiety. But it can also set…
DetailsYour smile is one of your greatest assets, but it can be difficult to maintain its appearance when dental infection or another threat takes hold of your oral health. Moreover, a beautiful smile is only sustainable with a healthy foundation, and being unable to seek accessible and timely dental care can contribute to even bigger concerns such…
DetailsIf 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…
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