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Category: Periodontal Treatment Dallas

A Therapy For Gum Disease

Brushing and flossing your teeth each day forms the basis for protecting your smile against tooth decay and gum infection. When you combine these efforts with regular trips to the dentist, you receive timely examinations of your efforts at home.

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Dependable Gum Disease Treatment

Throughout the course of your entire day, your mouth interacts with your environment whenever you eat, speak, and breathe. Because you are almost always performing one of those actions, elements in the outside world can affect your oral health. When

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Finding Effective Periodontal Care

While you can certainly be happy to hear  that you are free of cavities, the presence or absence of dental decay is not all that determines your overall oral health. One potentially serious problem people experience is with the onset

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Understanding the 6 Types of Periodontal Disease

You may have heard the terms periodontal disease and gingivitis, but you might not be clear on what those conditions entail. It can be confusing, but it’s essential to understand to maintain good oral health. Let’s take a closer look at

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Signs of Gingivitis and How to Treat It

Gingivitis is a type of disease related to the gums. Advanced gum infection is called periodontitis, and it often creates long-lasting problems, including damage to the soft tissue and bone supporting your teeth. It’s a disease that shouldn’t be taken

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Treatment Options for Periodontal Disease

Has your dentist recommended that you receive periodontal treatment for gum disease? Gum (periodontal) disease is a serious oral health condition. If this condition is left untreated, it can destroy everything from gum tissue to teeth and bone. Our practice

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Periodontal Disease: What can I do to reduce my risk?

Periodontal (gum) disease is one of the biggest and most common threats to your oral health. Without periodontal treatment, gum disease can advance into a destructive condition that causes tooth loss, bone deterioration, and a chronic oral infection. There are

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