What can you do to avoid periodontal disease and the increased risks to your health? Here are some answers for you: Step 1. At-home Care This part is simple and easy to follow. Be sure to brush your teeth at least twice each day for two minutes with a soft-bristled toothbrush. It is optimal to brush your teeth after eating... read more »
While everyone is vulnerable to gum disease–men, women, and children–research has shown that men tend to have a higher risk of gum disease. Why? Perhaps because they are not seeing a dentist regularly or are not as consistent with good oral hygiene habits. Let’s take a closer look at periodontitis in men, women, and children. Children: As children enter puberty,... read more »
We always appreciate your involvement with our continuing education courses. Periodontic & Implantology Associates is constantly striving to provide you with the most up-to-date information on periodontal and implant therapies. 2018 CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES Date: Thursday, March 8, 2018 Place: The Westin Southfield Time: 6pm-9pm Speakers: Lloyd W. Lariscy, DDS and Kristine Offerman, CDA, RDA, RDH, BS Title: Periodontal Perspectives... read more »
Of the many options you can choose to receive tooth replacement, dental implants offer some unique advancements due to the fact that the artificial teeth become attached to the jawbone structure in place of missing teeth. Dr. David Darany and our team can help you regain longevity, functionality and durability by placing these dental restorations in your smile. If you... read more »
Several health risks associated with damage to your teeth and gums can be derived from periodontal care. If for any reason you have suffered an affection to your gum tissues, periodontal disease will be present. Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, can produce several oral health risks that can damage both your gums and your teeth. To help protect... read more »
Untreated tooth decay and dental trauma are two of the more common causes of tooth loss. While a patient with a missing tooth with certainly notice a decrease in efficient oral function, the void left behind can also lead to short-term and long-term complications. To restore the essential function of your mouth, while also preventing structural complications in the area,... read more »
Formally referred to as a gingivectomy, crown lengthening is a versatile periodontal procedure used to correct a number of dental health problems affecting patients. Crown lengthening reshapes your gum line to lengthen your teeth, thereby discouraging many health risks. One of the common reasons for a gingivectomy is the threat of gum disease. If infection in the gums has caused... read more »
In order to ensure your smile has the best chance of receiving the care it needs, you'll need to assess all aspects of your oral health including the status of your teeth and gums. If for any reason your gums are damaged or diseased, periodontal treatment will be necessary. Periodontics is a specialized field of dentistry that focuses primarily on... read more »
If you are suffering from gum disease, it is important to visit your periodontists to inquire about the necessary treatments and procedures to restore your smile. Going forward, you need to understand you will be at an increased risk for gum disease. In addition, be aware of any aspects of your life that are causing it. To help prevent gum... read more »
Just like all dental and medical professionals, a periodontist attends a speciality school to develop and learn specific skills that help keep others health. A periodontist is a type of dentist who specifically prevents, diagnoses, and treats periodontal (gum) issues, including gum disease. Periodontists also specialize in placing dental implants. A periodontist begins their education by completing their undergraduate degree.... read more »
