Often, when a tooth is decayed or cracked, there is not enough room for your dentist to make a well-fitting crown. To solve this problem, a periodontist will remove some of the soft and hard tissue around your tooth, exposing more tooth structure and allowing your dentist to make a better crown that will last longer and be more easily cleanable.
June 26th 2019
Did you know that a regular oral hygiene routine could be a factor into saving your life? Twice-daily brushing and flossing are necessary for optimal periodontal health. Researchers found a link showing that people with periodontal disease are twice as likely to have heart disease. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 610,000 people die of heart disease every year. It is important for people to...
June 18th 2019
If you have red, swollen gums, receding gums or experience bleeding while brushing, you could be at risk for gum disease. What is a Periodontal Pocket? Periodontal pockets form along the gum line and are one of the major signs of gum disease. A healthy tooth will have gums that fit snug and are a light pink color with pockets...
May 24th 2019
27615 Periodontist Radiographs, or x-rays, provide important diagnostic information for your dentist, allowing for proper and accurate treatment. The technology behind radiographs has improved rapidly over the last few decades, becoming safer, more accurate, and easier to use. Read our guide on what makes dental radiographs an important step to protecting your oral health. What exactly are dental radiographs? Radiographs...
