Understanding the various options available for dental implants is crucial when considering the best treatment plan for replacing missing teeth. Whether you’re missing a single tooth, multiple teeth, or require a full-mouth restoration, dental implants offer a robust, long-lasting solution. Here, we break down the differences between single-tooth, multiple-teeth, and full-mouth dental implants to help…
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In today’s health-conscious world, the effects of smoking and vaping on overall well-being are widely acknowledged. However, their specific impact on oral health is a critical area that demands attention. As a periodontist, it’s vital to shed light on how these habits can adversely affect your overall oral health. This blog post aims to unravel…
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Do Dental Implants Last Forever? When it comes to replacing missing teeth, dental implants have become a popular and effective solution. I often get asked, “Do dental implants last forever?” It’s a great question, and the answer involves understanding how dental implants work and what factors affect their longevity. Let’s break this down into easy-to-digest…
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Is Sedation Dentistry Safe for Senior Citizens? As the population ages, the provision of comfortable and safe dental care for senior citizens becomes increasingly important. Sedation dentistry has emerged as a key player in ensuring that elderly patients receive the dental treatments they need without the stress and anxiety that can often accompany a visit…
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Does Gum Disease Affect Pregnancy? When it comes to pregnancy, there’s a lot to think about – from diet and exercise to prenatal vitamins and regular check-ups. But, did you know that your oral health, particularly gum health, also plays a significant role during pregnancy? As a periodontist in a high-tech dental practice, I’m here…
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Stepping into a modern periodontist’s office can sometimes feel more like entering a cutting-edge tech hub. From computerized systems to innovative equipment, technology has drastically transformed the landscape of periodontal care. So, why should you care about the tech-savvy nature of your periodontist’s office? Here’s how a high-tech office directly benefits your periodontal treatment. Precision…
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Dry mouth might seem like just an annoyance that comes and goes, but for many people, it’s a constant struggle. In the medical world, this condition has a more formal name: Xerostomia. If you’ve ever wondered about this peculiar term or have experienced dry mouth symptoms, this blog post is for you. What is Xerostomia?…
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Pregnancy is a time of excitement, anticipation, and countless pieces of advice about what to eat, how to exercise, and when to rest. Amidst this deluge of information, it’s easy for oral health, specifically periodontal health, to be overlooked. But a healthy mouth is not just about maintaining a radiant smile; it’s integral to the…
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When it comes to oral health, many of us know that we should visit our dentist every six months for a cleaning, but what about a periodontist? Generally speaking, patients should typically consider scheduling appointments every 3 to 6 months, depending on their diagnosis. However, the schedule depends on your specific diagnosis or, in the…
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Swollen, tender or bleeding gums can indicate gum disease, and if you’re experiencing those symptoms, it is likely time to check in with your periodontist or dentist. The body is a complex system and sometimes issues in one part, like your mouth, can indicate or even cause issues in other parts of your body. After…
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