to restore function and aesthetics to the patient with total or partial edentulousness.

complaints dentists get from their patients.
There are effective treatments for tooth sensitivity, but it’s important to know what’s causing the problem. That way, your dentist can recommend the appropriate course of treatment.

to brighten the appearance of a patient’s smile – sometimes by several shades in a single session.
Professional teeth whitening services can be performed in an office setting or prescribed for take-home use by a patient. In comparison to over-the-counter teeth whitening treatments, professional whitening uses stronger whitening agents that deliver faster and more effective results.

and a treatment procedure. It involves the complete cleaning of teeth, in order to remove all the remains from foods, plaque, tartar, dead cells, and more. Even if you brush your teeth twice a day and floss, the chances are there will still be something left on the teeth. Those remains can easily cause gingivitis. If the gingivitis is not treated on time, it can turn to periodontal disease.

oral health as diverse, which includes the ability to speak, smile, taste, touch, chew, swallow, and convey a range of emotions through confident facial expressions without the pain, discomfort, and disease of the craniofacial complex.Regardless whether you are 80 or 8 years old, your oral health matters. Many people believe that they should only visit a dentist if they are in pain or think something is wrong, but regular visits to the dentist can contribute to good oral health throughout life. If you have a toothache, do not give up going to the dentist. As dentistry has significanlty advanced, diagnosis and treatment are more sophisticated and comfortable than ever.

you teeth for your whole lifetime.

Periodontal (Gum) disease affects both the gums and the bone that supports your teeth. Consequently, severe periodontal disease can lead to tooth mobility, teeth drifting, and eventually tooth loss.

In order to prevent periodontal disease, slow down, or stop the disease, we must do these things:
Periodontal Therapy
Help for your Gums

The aim of periodontal therapy is to preserve you teeth for your whole lifetime.

Periodontal (Gum) disease affects both the gums and the bone that supports your teeth. Consequently, severe periodontal disease can lead to tooth mobility, teeth drifting, and eventually tooth loss.

In order to prevent periodontal disease, slow down, or stop the disease, we must do these things:
Periodontal Therapy
Assess the Risk

Initially we hope to find, and to address all modifiable risk factors associated with susceptibility to periodontal destruction.

The main factors to assess are:

Smoking – we consider smoking cessation.
Diabetes and diabetes control.
Stress relief – and management of stress.
Personal plaque control is the major modifiable risk factor for periodontitis.

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