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Can Periodontal Disease Be Prevented?

Periodontal disease can compromise the gums and lead to tooth loss if it is not treated in time. This blog informs people about preventing periodontal disease by practicing good oral hygiene: brushing teeth twice a day, flossing, and attending biannual cleanings at the dentist. 3 Min Read: Periodontal Disease Everyone wants to have a smile […]

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Can Gingivitis Be Reversed or Do You Need Gum Surgery?

Gingivitis is a common form of periodontal disease. Due to it being an early stage of gum disease, gingivitis can be reversed with early detection, proper care, and treatment. Here, we discuss gingivitis and its effect on the gums, as well as treatment options. 3 Min Read: Oral Health Your smile is often a defining […]

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I Have Advanced Periodontal Disease — Can My Teeth Be Saved?

Advanced periodontal disease threatens the health of your mouth, teeth, and gums. If left untreated, it can cause the loss of multiple teeth. The earlier patients catch periodontitis, the more options they have for treatment and the ability to preserve their natural teeth.   Will I Lose My Teeth If I Have Periodontal Disease? If […]

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Who Is At High Risk for Necrotizing Periodontal Diseases?

For those who have systemic disorders, you’re probably already aware of various increased health risks and what to keep an eye out for. If you have HIV, are malnourished, or are immunocompromised, it is important to note that you’re at a higher risk for necrotizing periodontal diseases. This blog discusses what necrotizing periodontal diseases are, […]

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Long-Term Benefits of Tooth Replacement With Dental Implants

Missing one, multiple, or all of your teeth can cause problems with oral health care. Teeth perform crucial functions beyond your ability to chew food. Living with missing teeth is not just a cosmetic issue; it can cause the structure of your jawbone and mouth to deteriorate, causing further problems down the road. You have […]

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