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When May You Need a Perioscopy?

A perioscopy is a procedure that can be used to get an appropriate and enhanced view of the periodontal pockets or the spaces between the teeth and gums. It may be used in conjunction with traditional scaling and root planing therapy in order to enhance nonsurgical periodontal procedures.
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Regular Cleaning vs. Periodontal Maintenance

Taking good care of your oral health is very important. This is because your mouth is the gateway to your overall health. Unfortunately, when it comes to oral hygiene, most people confuse between regular cleaning and periodontal maintenance.
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What Is Periodontitis?

Periodontitis is one condition that the dentist can prevent with regular dental visits. Many patients do not understand what periodontitis is and therefore do not know how to prevent it. At our clinic, you will get all the information about the conditions, and the ways to treat them for proper dental health.
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Can You Cure Gum Disease?

Gum disease is a serious form of gum infection that can damage the bone and soft tissue that supports your teeth. It is a common but largely preventable disease, and it is usually the result of poor oral hygiene. The proper action or treatment against this disease varies from one person to another since there are different stages of it.
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Foods You Can Eat Today to Prevent Gum Disease Tomorrow

Gum disease is a serious oral condition that can lead to you losing your teeth. The condition is caused by harmful bacteria that accumulate on your teeth and gums due to poor oral hygiene. You can prevent this condition by taking good care of your teeth and mouth and thoughtful food and drink choices.
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What Lasers Do to Improve Oral Health

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We can do some miraculous things with dental bonding. The resin can be used to fill in cracks and chips on front teeth. However, we do not recommend it for teeth that are farther back in the mouth. In these cases, it may be better to get an onlay or inlay or to cover the tooth with a crown.
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