When considering the condition of your oral health, don’t forget your gums, a supporting player in the scheme of things!
Do you suspect that you have bad breath (also called halitosis)? Even worse, has someone mentioned your bad breath?
If your dentist has referred you to our periodontist at Jason S. Ehrenman, D. M. D. M. S. D.
When it comes to dental care, most people think of brushing, flossing, and the occasional cavity. However, there's more to oral health than just your teeth.
When it comes to oral health, our teeth get most of the attention. That’s understandable, given the fact that those pearly whites are out front and on display every time we smile.
Deep cleanings aren’t only for people with less-than-stellar dental hygiene. Some folks simply have chronic periodontitis, a common gum disease caused by the buildup of large amounts of plaque.
The devil is in the details. This adage means that something may seem simple, but the details are complex and likely to cause problems.
Many doctors of medicine are specialists. Just a small sample of these professionals include dermatologists (skin), podiatrists (feet) and ophthalmologists (eyes).
Diabetics face many challenges in keeping their insulin under control. Gum disease (gingivitis) is one of the main complications of this chronic, metabolic disease.
Your gums are an amazing biological mechanism designed to protect your teeth and prevent oral diseases.
As we step into the promising horizon of 2024, our perio office is thrilled to be part of your journey towards better oral health and brighter smiles.
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