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[...] /gum disease is caused by the inflammatory reaction to bacteria under the gums, so periodontal disease technically may not be contagious. However, the bacteria that cause the inflammatory [...]

[...] Research has shown that there may be an association between periodontal disease and other chronic inflammatory conditions, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes, [...]

[...] diseases. In fact, periodontal “miracle cures” may actually harm your oral health. Periodontal disease is a chronic inflammatory disease that affects the gums and bone supporting the teeth, and [...]

[...] a lifetime.  However, research has shown that older people also have the highest rates of periodontal disease. In fact, at least half of people over age 55 have some form of periodontal disease, and [...]

[...] of reducing your risk of heart disease. They believe that there is a connection between serious gum disease and atherosclerosis, which causes heart disease. (Atherosclerosis is the build-up of fatty [...]

[...] — not only for dental health, but for your overall wellbeing. Periodontal disease or gum disease is major risk factor in developing serious health conditions, including heart disease and [...]

[...] Gum inflammation, gum bleeding, swollen gums Our patients frequently ask us: how does the gum disease start? What are the symptoms of gum disease? Why do I see gum bleeding with every brushing? To [...]

[...] Researchers have found potential link between gum disease and Alzheimer’s Oral bacteria from poor dental hygiene have been linked to brain tissue [...]

[...] Treating gum disease may be a better alternative to Dental implants, a new study suggests. Dental implants are reliable replacements for teeth that are [...]

[...] greatly affected by his/her dental health. Among the alternatives for teeth replacements are: dental implants, bridges, and dentures. Dental implants are superior to dentures and bridges, due to their [...]

[...] Why do dental implants fail? Can Dental Implants fail? Yes. Dental implants are viable solution to missing or lost teeth. However, with the costs of dental implants [...]

[...] The guide to get “low cost” dental implants Dental implant is the state of the art solution in tooth replacement, much better and more [...]

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[...] , so it’s important that both sexes are doing everything they can to maintain their periodontal health. However, research published in the Journal of Periodontology suggests that women are [...]

[...] , so it’s important that both sexes are doing everything they can to maintain their periodontal health. However, research1 published in the Journal of Periodontology suggests that women [...]

[...] You may have heard recent reports about bisphosphonate drugs and their potential effect on periodontal health. These reports can be alarming and even misleading, especially for those taking [...]

[...] You may have heard recent reports about bisphosphonate drugs and their potential effect on periodontal health. These reports can be alarming and even misleading, especially for those taking [...]

[...] or periodontist about any medications you are taking, because many medications can impact your oral health and therefore affect your dental treatment. Hundreds of common medications – including [...]

[...] treatment of periodontal diseases. In fact, periodontal “miracle cures” may actually harm your oral health. Periodontal disease is a chronic inflammatory disease that affects the gums and bone [...]

[...] There’s no denying the importance of maintaining healthy teeth and gums. But does your oral health also affect your general health? As a child, you learn that brushing and flossing your teeth is [...]

[...] all health information with your dental professional. It is also important to maintain your oral health if you are taking bisphosphonates. Even though the risk of developing ONJ while taking a [...]

[...] . In peri-implant mucositis, gum inflammation is found only around the soft tissues of the dental implant, with no signs of bone loss. Generally peri-implant mucositis is a precursor to peri- [...]

[...] The guide to get “low cost” dental implants Dental implant is the state of the art solution in tooth replacement, much better and more reliable than a [...]

[...] again only because proper methodologies were not used the first time around. Unfortunately, dental implant failure is a common occurrence when treatment standards are compromised. Today’s [...]

[...] are permanent solutions and can function similar to natural teeth.  The advantages of dental implant and its overall low costs of maintenance make it a very viable options for replacing [...]

[...] Researchers have found potential link between gum disease and Alzheimer’s Oral bacteria from poor dental hygiene have been linked to brain tissue degeneration, according to new [...]

[...] family. Periodontal disease is a multi-faceted disease. The initiating factors are primarily oral bacteria, and these bacteria can be spread from person to person. So, in that respect, periodontal [...]

[...] may experience changes in their mouth including dry mouth, pain or burning sensations in the gum tissue, and altered taste due to hormonal changes. Additionally, menopausal women should be concerned [...]

[...] can cause the gums around it to recede. In severe overbite, teeth may come in contact with the gum tissue of the opposite side and cause irritation to the gums.   Dr. Elyassian is a Periodontist [...]

[...] cause women to experience discomfort in their mouths, including pain, burning sensations in the gum tissue, or mouth sores. Men have special periodontal health considerations, as well. A June 2008 [...]

[...] build up on the base of the implant, below the gum line. Over time, the bacteria irritate the gum tissue, causing it to become inflamed, damaging the tissue and if not caught early, causing the bone [...]