• Prevent Gum Disease By Flossing
    Periodontal diseases are infections of the gums, which gradually destroy the support of your natural teeth. There are numerous disease entities requiring different treatment approaches. Dental plaque is the primary Read more
  • How To Maintain A Healthy Gums?
    When most people think about dental health, they may focus mostly on preventing decay and cavities in their teeth, but having healthy gums is just as important as having healthy Read more
  • The Advantage When You Invest In Dental Implants
    Dental implants represent the most advanced tooth replacement and dental reconstructionprocedures currently available. An artificial substitute for your natural tooth roots, the implant fuses seamlessly to the bone, providing strong Read more
  • What Are The Signs Of Gum Disease?
    Gum disease is a chronic infection which affects the supporting tissues surrounding the teeth and results in the progressive loss of the ligament and bone that hold the teeth in Read more
  • Is Bone Regeneration Treatment Right for You?
    Bone regeneration is a periodontal surgical procedure that regenerates jaw bone and tissue in order to correct the damage caused by periodontal disease. Bone regeneration is often performed to protect Read more
  • Right Age For Your Child To Visit The Dentist
    Parents are often confused about when their child is old enough to visit the dentist. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that a child’s first visit should be when Read more
  • 4 Best Tips For Kids To Enhance Hygiene Habits
    How many of us have heard that ‘too much sugar will rot your teeth’ while growing up?  It’s one of the most common phrases uttered by parents to deter their Read more
  • The Benefits An Procedures Of Crown Lengthening
    Crown lengthening is an easy, fast treatment that can make a significant difference in your smile. Crown lengthening is a procedure in which a portion of the gum tissue is Read more
  • Dental Treatment For Gum Recession
    Gum recession is a common problem among patients, even those who have typically good hygiene and dental health. In most cases, recession is very gradual and therefore not immediately noticeable. Read more
  • Gingivitis: Understanding Gum Disease
    Gum disease, or gingivitis, occurs when plaque, which is loaded with harmful bacteria, accumulates on your gums and in between your teeth. Brushing your teeth will get rid of plaque. Read more
  • Healing Time After Implant Surgery
    There is no need to take any time off work after the placement of an implant. As long as you do not have to exercise or exert yourself like doing Read more
  • The Three Phases Of Gum Disease
    Gum disease  causes the inflammation of the gums, and leads to severe damage of the enamel. Due to irregular brushing, a sticky colorless or pale deposit, known as plaque,starts affecting Read more
  • The Benefits Of Dental Health
    Good oral hygiene and regular visits for dental cleaning is of utmost importance, not only for the maintenance of a healthy dentition but for your overall well-being. Poor oral health Read more
  • Many Adults are Affected by Gum Disease
    Adults over the age of 35 lose more teeth to gum diseases than from cavities. Three out of four adults are affected at some time in their life. The best Read more
  • Short Unsightly Teeth: Cosmetic Periodontal Surgery
    These procedures are a predictable way to cover unsightly, sensitive, or exposed root surfaces and to prevent future gum recession. If you are unhappy with the appearance of short unsightly Read more
  • How Long Will I Recovery After An Implant Surgery?
    There is no need to take any time off work after the placement of an implant. As long as you do not have to exercise or exert yourself like doing Read more

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