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October 15th, 2021 BREAKING DENTAL NEWS: There is new discovery relating to Alzheimer’s disease and what seems like a direct connection between the bacteria that cause Alzheimer’s disease and the bacteria that cause periodontal disease. The information is very new and we don’t have all the answers but this is what we do know: The specific bacteria that are…
Sebo Marketing October 15th, 2021 Start smiling! If you’re not happy with your smile, there are cosmetic, periodontal and dental procedures available now that could help you achieve the look and smile you want. Do you have a “gummy smile”? Are your teeth too long? Periodontists today can help you reshape your gumline to expose your ideal smile. In…
Sebo Marketing October 18th, 2021 Your periodontist has examined your periodontal condition and recommended surgery for you. Just as there are many types of periodontal diseases, there are many treatment options. Your periodontist looks upon you as an individual and develops a treatment plan that is tailored to your needs. The goal of periodontal therapy is to reestablish good…
Sebo Marketing October 18th, 2021 Don’t Wait Till It Hurts Your teeth are intended to last a lifetime-and they can, with proper care. This means thorough daily brushing, cleaning between the teeth, and regular professional cleanings to avoid periodontal diseases. Advanced periodontal diseases are a major cause of tooth loss in adults. But they can be prevented. There are…
Sebo Marketing October 18th, 2021 Periodontal disease is one of the most common bacterial infections. It frequently leads to a substantial systemic antibody response and the release of inflammatory mediators. Locally, these events lead to inflammatory cell recruitment, connective tissue degradation and bone destruction. Systemically, studies now suggest that periodontal status may be an independent risk factor for stroke.…
Sebo Marketing October 18th, 2021 Treatment for gum disease depends on the degree of severity. The earliest stage, gingivitis, has infection in the gum tissue but the disease process has not spread down into the bone. More advanced stages, such as periodontitis, where bone damage has occurred, require different treatment. And gum recession, where gum tissue is lost, exposing…
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