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The options for treating gum disease are based on the level of severity. Gingivitis for instance, is the earliest stage of the disease and can be controlled with regular six month cleanings by a professional hygienist. If she sees signs of plaque buildup or any evidence of developing tartar your hygienist may recommend that you…
Any dental issue that may arise will be easier to treat in the early stage, gum disease being a prime example. The problem is that bad breath and gums that bleed easily may be the only early signs of trouble and these symptoms may be explained away by something else altogether. Your dentist will probe…
The goal of preventive dentistry is to help people to take care of their teeth so that oral disease can be kept to a minimum, it concentrates on intercepting dental issues instead of focusing on ways to treat them. So, what kind of defensive measures fall under the umbrella of preventive dentistry? Brushing your teeth…
Gum disease that has advanced past the initial stage of gingivitis will require more than merely stepping up your oral care routine. At this point the infection has reached deeper into the gum tissue and will have to be removed either by scaling and root planing or flap surgery. But there may be a third…
The American Dental Association encourages families to find the dental home that they can trust, afford and feel comfortable with. With that in mind the ADA has put together a checklist of informative tips that may help in the search. Some feel that word of mouth is the best kind of recommendation. It makes sense…
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