Gums to bleed easily while brushing and flossing and chronic problems with bad breath often herald the early stages of gingivitis. This early stage of gum disease is often related to poor oral hygiene habits that allow tartar to accumulate near the gumline. If you have noticed anything abnormal with the health of your gums, it’s best to seek out... read more »
Did you know there is a way to spot gum disease? Did you know gum disease has symptoms, so you know when to get help? Gum disease is a severe threat to your teeth and gums, which can result in tooth loss and even bone loss. To help you learn about the traits of gum disease, our doctor, Dr. David... read more »
At our office, we want to help you avoid having deep pockets. No, we’re not talking about your finances. We’re talking about periodontal pockets. Periodontal pockets form when plaque and bacteria build up on the tooth’s surface and cause the gum tissue to become swollen and inflamed. When this happens, the gums begin to pull away from the tooth’s surface... read more »
Bleeding gums can be an indicator of gum disease in various stages. This is a common but serious problem; advanced gum disease affects over 40 percent of adults over 30 in the United States. Gum disease can lead to loose teeth, bone loss and exposed roots of teeth, as well as a host of other problems. Some people have a... read more »
Advanced gum disease affects over 47% of adults over the age of 30 in the United States. It is important to be aware of the risk factors of gum disease, and see how you can reduce them in your own life. Gum disease is also called periodontal disease. The disease is primarily caused by a buildup of plaque on... read more »
Gum disease becomes a problem most often when people are in their 30s and 40s. Gum disease is a result of bacterial plaque buildup along and under the gum line, and often occurs when it isn't removed every day. This happens because your mouth contains millions of bacteria which intermingle with oral debris and mucus to form this sticky, colorless... read more »
In order to protect your oral health, it is a good idea to avoid any potential tooth hazards or forms of dental damage in your everyday life. However, there are numerous risk factors that can exist some of which you may have no control over. Either way, it is a good idea to have a preventive damage plan in place... read more »
If you've ever had issues with your gums, whether it be a heightened feeling of sensitivity or any irregularities or abnormalities with your gum tissue, it is important to visit your periodontist to determine if gum disease is present. Gum disease also referred to as periodontal disease, is a serious disease of your gum tissue in which infections are present.... read more »
In order to keep your smile safe, it is important to be aware of all the hazards that can damage it. One of the most significant hazards that affect many human beings is gum disease. Gum disease, also frequently referred to as periodontal disease, is an oral health condition in which your gums become infected. Typically, gum disease occurs in... read more »
To keep your mouth from fashioning gum disease, you should brush twice daily and floss once a day. Keeping your teeth and gums healthy is our priority at David E. Pearson DMD PC, so we’ve put together this information on how you can steer clear of gum disease. Periodontal disease is a dental disorder caused by uncontrolled bacteria development on... read more »