Periodontics

Periodontics

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Do your gums bleed when you brush?
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Has your family mentioned that you have bad breath? – It could be gum disease.

Gum disease is a serious condition that is hard to take care of on your own. That’s why we’re here to help for Periodontics.

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Why choose us?

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Our number one priority is your health and well-being, which is why treating your gum disease is so important to us. We’ll be working WITH you to tackle this issue and maintain the teeth you have in your mouth
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Our oral health therapists Hadel and Tiarne are dedicated to making sure you receive the best service possible. Their training and experience combined with their ability to put patients at ease ensures you get the best clean of your life! Our passion is your health and smile.
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If your gum disease has advanced to more serious stages, don’t lose hope. We’ve made sure to invest in the latest technologies, including lasers which will make your journey to a full recovery a more comfortable one.

If you think you might have  Periodontics gum disease or even just feel you need some extra help with your cleaning, call us today so we can help you make an appointment to see Hadel. You’ll soon see why our patients love her so much and agree it’s the gentlest clean they’ve ever experienced.

More information on Periodontal Disease
The most common disease in the human adult population is Periodontal disease also known as gum disease or pyorrhea. Periodontal health is paramount because if it is not maintained nothing else that you do will be of any benefit.

The periodontium is the foundation of your teeth. Like the foundations of a house, if this foundation is undermined, the teeth will move, collapse or simply become loose, leading to infection and possibly requiring extraction.

Periodontal disease can take on many different forms, but is always a result of the interaction of your bodys reaction to a bacterial attack. Everybody will react differently to the same bacteria. There is a very strong genetic link that determines the amount of destruction that occurs.

Surveys have concluded that approximately 80% of the population has some form of disease with approximately 25% having extensive disease.

Periodontitis is responsible for
  • Loss of attachment to the tooth leading to loose teeth
  • Bad odour in the mouth
  • Recession of the gums leading to an unattractive “long in the tooth” look
  • Frequent bleeding of the gums
  • Gum abscesses and pain
Periodontitis could be linked to
  • Increase the chance of heart attacks
  • Increase the chance of strokes
  • Increase the chance of diabetes or making diabetes uncontrollable
  • Increase in gastro intestinal problems
  • Increase in low birth weight babies
Of course prevention is the best form of treatment, what you do at home will ultimately be reflected in your periodontal tissues.

If you need some extra help our skilled hygienist will work with you to fight gum disease.

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