A Tip From Your Periodontist: Brush Before Your Visit

Each time you visit your local dentist or periodontist you hear this voice in your head wishing that your next appointment will be better – without your gums bleeding excess blood or buildup of tar tar around your tooth because well, that is just embarrassing! And yes, periodontists DO KNOW the reasons behind all your dental activities.

Wishing that your next appointment will be better is easy but it actually having a better dental or periodontal visit needs some improvements in your daily routine.

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4 EASY Steps to Prevent Gum Disease after Getting Dental Implants

While a dental implant is unable to develop cavities since it lacks the natural material of your teeth, many patients are still at risk of developing gum disease. Prevent poor dental health with these everyday dental hygiene tips. Patients that have a history of periodontal disease might require additional treatment in additional to maintaining an everyday brushing habit.

Serious considerations must be given to the patient’s dedication to caring for the implant as daily flossing and brushing. Once a final restoration has been placed over the implant, the patient will enjoy the benefits as before tooth loss. Remember that taking care of your oral health is the most important step to achieving that healthier and whiter smile!

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