How to Beat Gum Disease at Home, and in the Dentist’s Office
In the early stages of gum disease, bacteria and food particles form the pasty substance known as plaque. That bacterial infection begins to attack the gums and the plaque begins to harden into “tartar” or “dental calculus.” It’s at this juncture that gum disease advances to periodontitis which, for the most part, can’t be […]What Can I Do About My Receding Gums?
Once gum disease advances to periodontal disease, your gums are at a higher risk of suffering irreversible damage. It may be hard to notice for months or even years. But when you do notice your teeth look a bit longer than they used to, it’s not too late – but it’s well past time to […]Prompt Gum Disease Treatment Makes a Difference
Even if you have only seen one or two of the warning signs, it’s a good idea to follow up with a periodontist to avoid developing further complications. Many patients don’t realize it,but gum disease is a process and not a single incidence of illness. That means as soon as you notice things like tender […]3 Dangers of Living With Gum Disease
Your Shoreline periodontist in Norwich, CT, probably often advises you to brush and floss your teeth twice a day to stave off gum disease. While it seems harmless at a glance, gum disease, also sometimes known as periodontitis, affects about half of the adult population in the U.S. Seeing your periodontist regularly is important to […]Treat Gum Disease Early to Preserve Your Smile
Many patients minimize the symptoms of gum disease they experience even when internally diagnosing their own wellness. It’s no wonder they often fail to realize how many serious symptoms they need to raise with a dental professional. If you experience gum tenderness and redness, bleeding, loosening teeth, or other oral pain that’s not explained by […]Fight Back Against Gum Disease With LANAP Treatment
If you’re living with gum disease symptoms, you might not realize the level of risk you’re taking on every single day. Diseases of the gums progress slowly, and it can be easy to live with one in its early stages without realizing it. As the symptoms progress, many people do not realize that they have […]Improve Your Oral and Overall Health With Gum Disease Treatment
September is Self-Improvement Month, so it’s the perfect time to analyze your dental health and make improvements where needed. If you have symptoms of gum disease, it’s important to understand that it’s not just your oral health in jeopardy. Gum disease has been linked in multiple studies to other diseases of the body, including heart […]