If you feel good about your appearance when you smile, it seems reasonable to assume you want to maintain that confidence. When you think about how you can keep your teeth healthy and attractive, remember that the quality of your smile can also be impacted by your periodontal health. Problems with unhealthy gums can lead… Read more »
Category: Periodontics
What Makes A Person Vulnerable To Gum Disease?
If you want to make sure your smile is truly safe from oral health threats, you should think about your risk for gum disease. Through brushing and flossing, we fight the buildup of bacteria that can cause cavities as well as those that can cause gingivitis. Unfortunately, many people fail to give their gum line… Read more »
How Can I Remain Free From Problems With Gingivitis?
When you find out just how harmful gum disease can be, it can be easy to see why prevention should be a priority. If gingivitis forms and is not treated in time, an infection can grow serious enough to cause long-term problems. Those problems can include the loss of teeth, and may even impact your… Read more »
Are You Putting Enough Effort Into Periodontal Care?
If you are committed to keeping your smile completely intact, you should take your periodontal health seriously. Problems with gum disease can lead to several difficulties, including the destruction of tissues that keep teeth in place. People who struggle with poor periodontal health can lose a tooth, or multiple teeth, as that attachment loss occurs… Read more »
Dentistry Services for All of your Needs
The most well known types of dental care generally fall under the general category: preventive, cosmetic, and restorative. The Riverside dentists at Dental Associates of Riverside aren’t satisfied with just sticking to the well known, however. We go above and beyond traditional dental care to provide several specialties all under the same roof. This provides convenience and options… Read more »
Riverside Dentist Discusses Lung Health and Gum Disease
Do you ever wonder about the role oral health plays in overall health? Recent studies are focusing on the connection between oral health and its relation to the rest of the body. The association between cardiovascular health and periodontal health is one of the connections scientists are continually exploring. Other studies suggest certain respiratory infections… Read more »
Osteoporosis and Oral Health
In the United States today, there are approximately 10 million people living with osteoporosis, a medical condition in which bones become fragile and brittle. An additional 34 million Americans have low bone density, increasing their risk for osteoporosis and broken bones. Studies have suggested that osteoporosis could be linked with oral health. Today, our dentists… Read more »
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