Are you nervous about going to the periodontist? Do you need periodontal treatment and worry it will be too painful? It’s normal to feel anxious when thinking about undergoing any dental or periodontal procedure. That’s why sedation dentistry is so...
Gums can become inflamed or infected if they’re not treated properly — a condition known as gum disease. In these cases, a deep cleaning may be necessary to remove hardened plaque and calculus from below the gum line. Here, we will go over some of the most...
Keeping your mouth healthy is essential for your overall health. Your gums are the first line of defense against bacteria entering your body, and keeping them in good shape will help you prevent serious health issues, including gum disease, diabetes, and heart...
If you are wondering: “Do I need to see a periodontist?” The answer is: Visiting your periodontist is always a good idea. A good periodontist will help you take care of your gums, prevent any issues before they occur, and diagnose/treat any problems that you may be...
We all experience bleeding gums sometimes — and yes, it can be alarming. However, it’s important to know that there are several common reasons for bleeding gums. In this post, we’ll go over the more common causes of bleeding gums and what you can do about...
If you’ve ever had cavities, you know how painful they can be. But what if your mouth was in that kind of pain every day? That’s a reality for many people with advanced periodontitis (gum disease). While it’s not always easy to identify this...
Do you often feel stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed? Are you suffering from chronic headaches and jaw pain? These are warning signs that you may have a problem with bruxism. If you’re grinding your teeth, it’s important to address the issue as soon as possible to help...
The relationship between our gums and our overall health is well documented and backed by a wealth of robust science. One of the most notable links is the connection between periodontal disease and diabetes. If you have any form of diabetes, it’s important to...
Throughout a woman’s life, she will experience hormonal changes that will affect her body — including her gums! During times of hormonal change, the chances of periodontal disease often increase. Periodontal disease is primarily caused by infections and inflammation...
Have you ever seen someone with missing teeth? Did you notice the way their face looks slightly sunken in, almost as if they’re constantly sucking on a lemon? That person was almost certainly dealing with bone loss. Bone loss can happen to anyone — it’s not only...
