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…
DetailsAs 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,…
DetailsA perfect smile means not just straight, white teeth, but also a proper ratio between the teeth and the visible gums. A “gummy smile” shows more gum than is considered attractive. If your gummy smile bothers you, gum treatment can restore a more aesthetically pleasing ratio between teeth and gums to your smile. Causes of…
DetailsDental implants give you the option of a perfect smile that looks and feels entirely natural. Your new teeth will be completely stationary, so you can eat normally, even if you like fresh fruits and corn on the cob. Advantages to Dental Implants Implant dentistry offers an answer to the conundrum of missing teeth. If…
DetailsGum disease is a common problem and one of the major causes of tooth loss. Regular, diligent brushing and flossing can help prevent it from developing. If you see any symptoms of gum disease, you should consult with our specialist as soon as possible so it can be treated promptly. Do I Have Gum Disease?…
DetailsTooth 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…
DetailsGum 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…
DetailsWith today’s modern implant dentistry, you can replace your missing teeth and restore your perfect smile without having to worry about the inconvenience of dentures. Implants give you numerous advantages over dentures, and last a lifetime. Choosing Dental Implants If you’ve lost even one tooth, the extra space in your mouth can cause serious side…
DetailsReplacing a lost tooth can be a challenge for the dentist and the patient. A lost tooth can be a source of much consternation for the patient, especially when it’s located in the front portion of the mouth. The priority will be to calm the patient’s fears and offer a solution in the shortest time…
DetailsIf you have missing teeth, whether due to injury, decay, or long-term wear and tear, you might have heard about dental implants as an option for replacement. Dental implants are becoming more common, and many people opt for this choice as a more convenient, natural looking and comfortable form of tooth replacement. If you are…
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