Whether periodontal disease can be reversed depends on its stage and severity. Gingivitis, emerging as the start of periodontal disease, is generally self-reversible with proper treatment and consistent at-home care. This is why many patients search for ways to reverse gum disease in its earliest stage. Once the disease progresses to periodontitis, however, the damage […]
Read MoreIf you’ve been diagnosed with periodontal disease, you may wonder if it’s too late for your teeth. Thankfully, the answer is no. Periodontal disease does not automatically mean tooth loss. Many patients ask, “How long can I keep my teeth with periodontal disease?” The answer to this question depends on several key factors. 6 Min […]
Read MoreGum disease often starts quietly. You may notice mild bleeding when brushing or slight gum tenderness and assume it’s nothing serious. However, periodontal disease progresses in stages, and without treatment, it can lead to gum recession, bone loss, tooth mobility, and even tooth loss. Understanding the stages of periodontal disease can help you recognize when […]
Read MoreNot sure if your gums are healthy? Learn the warning signs of periodontal disease — from bleeding gums to loose teeth — and when to see a periodontist.
Read MoreGum graft surgery is typically the only way to fully repair recessed gums. This article discusses the gum grafting process, what patients can expect during recovery, and helpful tips for after surgery. 4 Min Read: What Is Gum Grafting? If gum disease or periodontal disease has progressed to the point where you have exposed roots […]
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