Germs are probably not something you think about as an issue for your oral health. However, some mouth germs are common, but some can contribute to dental health issues. Good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups and dental cleanings can prevent serious dental health issues. Even with those precautions, if you are concerned about potential […]
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The Dangers of Periodontal Disease and How You Can Prevent It
At first glance, gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, appears to affect your gums and teeth only. However, the effects of this condition go much further. Here is why periodontal disease is so dangerous for your overall health. What Periodontal Disease Does to Your Body Periodontal disease develops when your gums become inflamed from […]
Oral Health, Dental Care, and Pregnancy
Pregnancy causes a considerable number of changes in a woman’s body. Almost every part of the body is affected in some way. The mouth and the teeth are no exception. Oral and dental health can be made more complicated by pregnancy. How Pregnancy Affects the Mouth During pregnancy, the body’s production of hormones undergoes major […]
Oral Health is Impacted by Social Isolation
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, scientists, the media, and individuals have been concerned with the effects of social distancing and isolation. During the worst phases of the pandemic, people were urged to stay at home as much as possible to avoid coming in contact with the virus or spreading it. Here at Dental Partners of […]
Defending Against Gum Disease
Stages of Gum Disease The first signs of gum disease are red, swollen gums. You may see blood in the sink after you brush or on your floss string. It may seem like a passing irritation, but it’s important that you take steps to prevent the development of gum disease. These are warning signs that […]
Recognizing and Treating Gum Disease
Periodontal disease, which is also known as gum disease, is something a lot of people around the world experience today. Gum disease is an infection of the tissues that keep your teeth in place and develops usually as a result of poor dental hygiene. Bad habits of not brushing and/or flossing is a straight road […]
The Dangers of Gum Disease
Proper dental care for your teeth and gums can prevent health problems and prevent serious and painful dental treatments. If you are seeking gum disease treatment, prevention, and control, please contact us at Dental Partners of Boston. What is Gum Disease? Bacteria naturally occurs in the mouth, but an overgrowth can lead to tooth decay, […]
Gum Disease Prevention: Teaching Kids Good Oral Hygiene
As a parent, you want the best for your child in terms of their health, including their oral hygiene. But you might be unsure of how to help your child learn to care for their teeth. Don’t worry, we’ve got tips and strategies that’ll help you ensure your child develops good oral health and hygiene […]
The Connection Between Gum Disease and Heart Disease
Gum disease – also known as gingivitis or periodontal disease – is a common dental problem that affects as many as 50% of adults. Aside from pain, sensitivity, and discomfort, gum disease may cause bad breath, bleeding, and swelling of the gums. If left untreated, gum disease can also cause tooth loss. Gum disease presents […]
What Does A Boston Periodontist Do?
Your teeth go through a lot, and so do your gums. It is important to take care of them so they stay healthy and strong throughout your life. Dental Partners of Boston has the team, technology, and experience needed to treat all stages of periodontal disease. We can help you through these times of gum […]