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Gum Grafting Blogs

Gum Grafting Blogs

When Is It Too Late To Reverse Gum Disease?

Posted on 22 December 2023

Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is a prevalent oral health issue that progresses gradually, potentially leading to severe complications if left unaddressed. More than 65% of Canadians have experienced some signs and symptoms of gum disease at some point. In its early stages, gingivitis is reversible with a healthy lifestyle and regular dental care at home.

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What Causes Deep Gum Pockets?

Posted on 18 December 2023

Deep gum pockets can be an unwelcome adversary in oral health, often signalling the onset of gum disease. These pockets are created when the gums pull away from the teeth, creating spaces that leave the area susceptible to harmful bacteria.

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How to Prevent Early Tooth Loss

Posted on 13 November 2023

Your teeth are more than just the components of a beautiful smile; they work together to play essential roles in everyday life. While the importance of tooth and gum health is stressed at a young age, it is easy to overlook the vital functionality of teeth until you or someone you love is facing the challenges of tooth loss.

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Your smile is an important feature that has more than just an aesthetic role in life. Proper care and development of your gums and teeth are vital from birth. The condition of gums and teeth affects access to sufficient nutrition, the approach to social situations, healthy development and communication, and so much more.

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The Benefits of Gum Grafting for Your Smile

Posted on 19 September 2023

Your smile is your most valuable asset, and healthy gums play a pivotal role in maintaining it. Unfortunately, many people are faced with receding gums, which can threaten the longevity of your teeth and the health of your smile as it progresses. One solution offered by experienced periodontists is gum grafting.

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Your mouth is one of the most essential parts of the body. When in good condition, your teeth and gums are responsible for the ability to speak, smile, and eat, all of which are essential to everyday life. When gum recession progresses, it can cause discomfort and ailments that affect your ability to live happily and healthily. Unfortunately, many people don’t realize that gum recession is a...

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While it can sometimes be overlooked, the importance of your dental and gum/periodontal health is imperative. The better you’re able to protect your gums, the longer you’re able to preserve your teeth. Despite healthy habits and oral hygiene routines, gums deteriorate overtime from factors such as aggressive brushing, genetics, smoking, and more.

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