Many patients brush, see a little blood in the sink, and shrug it off—especially if there’s no...
What Happens If Gum Disease Goes Untreated for Years?
Gum disease rarely starts with dramatic symptoms. It often begins with mild bleeding, occasional...
How Periodontal Maintenance Is Different From a Regular Dental Cleaning
Many patients assume that once gum disease has been treated, they can return to routine dental...
The Real Difference Between a Dentist and a Periodontist for Gum Disease Treatment
Many patients assume all dental professionals treat gum disease the same way. After all, both...
Am I a Candidate for Dental Implants if I Have Gum Disease?
Many patients want dental implants but worry that gum disease will disqualify them. The truth is...
Can Gum Disease Affect Your Overall Health? What the Latest Research Shows
Gum disease is often seen as just a dental problem—bleeding gums, bad breath, maybe some...
Is Bone Loss Reversible? What Patients Should Know About Modern Regenerative Dentistry
Bone loss in the jaw often happens quietly. Many patients don’t realize it has begun until a tooth...
How Crown Lengthening Improves Both Function and Aesthetics
When a tooth breaks near the gumline or decay extends below it, restoring it can be difficult...
Is LANAP Really Less Painful Than Traditional Gum Surgery?
When patients hear the words “gum surgery,” they often imagine scalpels, stitches, and long...
How Long Does It Take to Recover After a Sinus Lift?
A sinus lift is an advanced procedure designed to rebuild bone in the upper jaw, making dental...
How Sedation Dentistry Makes Complex Periodontal Treatments More Comfortable
For many patients, even the thought of a dental procedure can bring on anxiety. This is...
The Role of Bone Grafting in Preserving Your Jaw After Tooth Loss
When a tooth is lost or extracted, the changes beneath the surface aren’t always...