Thanks to advances in dental technology, a visit to the dentist doesn’t have to be the ordeal that it once was. The dentists of today can do more things than their predecessors could, and the procedures are generally less painful and more successful than they used to be. Dental x-rays have been in use for [...]
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Dental inlays and onlays are used in cases where the biting surface of the tooth has been damaged. In these procedures, a piece of material is sculpted to reconstruct the upper part of the tooth and repair chipped or cracked parts. Gold has traditionally been the material of choice for this and is still used [...]
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If you have a gap between your teeth, you may be embarrassed about your smile or even have discomfort in your mouth. If this is the case, you may want to consider cosmetic dentistry to correct your teeth and create the smile you have always wanted. Corrective Techniques The most popular method of correcting tooth [...]
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Periodontal disease is an infection to the gums which can destroy the bone and soft tissue that surrounds teeth. Most people who are diagnosed with this disease do not practice good oral hygiene. Signs and Symptoms The following signs and symptoms are commonly associated with periodontal disease: • Gums that are tender, swollen, red and [...]
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Dental cleaning appointment are necessary for both the prevention of diseases as well as the education of the patients. The typical dental cleaning appointment includes instructions on how to properly floss and brush, teeth polishing,supra gingival scaling in order to remove the tartar and plaque that is present on all of the visible areas of [...]
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Periodontal disease is a serious dental concern that can, if left untreated, lead to tooth loss. The disease is caused by bacteria that infect the gum and damage to the gums and the bone that supports the teeth. A periodontist is a dentist that specializes in treating gum disease. It is estimated that approximately 75 [...]
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Posted in Periodontal Disease on Aug 31st, 2010
Approximately 75% of Americans have some form of periodontal infection. This makes it the most common chronic bacterial infection in adults. It is not only important to address periodontal disease for the health of your teeth and gums, these periodontal causing bacteria can enter into the bloodstream and cause serious health problems. Research has shown, [...]
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