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Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Periodontics. Mostrar todas las entradas

miércoles, 6 de enero de 2021

Diabetes and gum health - Periodontitis

Odontogenesis

Diabetes is a disease that affects several organs and systems of our body, including the heart, kidneys and eyes. The oral cavity is also affected by this disease, for example periodontitis, xerostomia and fungi.

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A person with diabetes increases the risk of suffering from periodontal disease, even losing one or more teeth more quickly.

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Control of diabetes is essential to achieve successful periodontal treatment. That is why it is important to visit your doctor and dentist regularly for an early evaluation and treatment.

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lunes, 2 de noviembre de 2020

What to expect after periodontal surgery - Post-Operative Guide

Oral Surgery

Periodontal surgery is one of the phases of gum treatment, and is responsible for the surgical procedure of the gums that are affected by periodontitis.

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The main objective of periodontal surgery is to keep the supporting elements of the tooth healthy. Thanks to this procedure we can eliminate dental stones that could not be removed during the initial phases of periodontal treatment.

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We share a video from Dr. John Thousand IV, DDS, MSD, who explains what periodontal surgery is and the care that a patient should have after the surgical procedure.

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Source: Youtube/ Dr. John Thousand IV, DDS, MSD

martes, 29 de septiembre de 2020

What Causes Bad Breath? - How to get rid of it?

Bad Breath

Bad breath, or halitosis, is the unpleasant smell that is emitted by the mouth that generates shame and isolation from the person who suffers it. Consuming candy or gum is not the solution to this problem.

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The causes of bad breath are various and range from poor oral hygiene, through digestive, respiratory and systemic diseases. As we can see, the best way to identify the origin of bad breath is to visit the specialist.

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It is important to know what the origin of bad breath is in order to treat it. Visiting the dentist is the first step in ruling out tooth decay or periodontal disease.

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domingo, 6 de septiembre de 2020

How is oral health affected by diabetes?

Oral Health

Diabetes affects various organs and systems of our body, and the mouth is no exception. People with diabetes can suffer from various problems such as: dry mouth, periodontitis, bone resorption, tooth mobility.

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Diabetic people should visit the dentist to eliminate infectious sources (cavities, gum inflammation, fractured restorations) and to maintain oral hygiene.


It is important that the dentist instruct the patient on the best brushing technique and also motivate the patient to attend their hygiene checks continuously, in this way the consequences of the disease can be prevented.

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jueves, 20 de agosto de 2020

Free Training - Periodontics - More than 10 dental articles, clinical cases, videos and more

Orthodontic

Periodontics is the dental specialty that is responsible for preventing and treating diseases related to the periodontium, that is, to the supporting elements of the tooth (bone, gums and ligaments).

Among the most common periodontal diseases we have gingivitis and periodontitis. Gingivitis is one that inflames the gums caused by plaque accumulation, while periodontitis affects by destroying the supporting elements of the tooth.

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We make 10 dental articles available to the professional community so that it can be shared among colleagues and patients. In this way we contribute to the dissemination of education.

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Do You Have Gingivitis or Periodontitis? | Different Stages Of Gum Disease

Periodontics

Periodontal disease are the pathologies that affect the gums, generally caused by poor oral hygiene. It is important to treat these conditions before they get worse and we can lose the tooth.

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Gingivitis is evidenced by inflammation and spontaneous bleeding of the gums, it is the initial stage of periodontal disease. When it is not treated it evolves to periodontitis, whose supporting tissues of the tooth are compromised.



The evaluation by the dentist is necessary to stop the infectious process and thus avoid serious consequences. Commitment on the part of the patient is necessary to abide by the recommendations of the dentist.

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miércoles, 19 de agosto de 2020

Risk of gum disease for smokers

Periodontics

We all know the effects of tobacco on our body, none positive by the way, and the oral cavity does not escape its harmful effects. It has been shown that smoking increases the risk of periodontitis and also affects the response to periodontal therapies.

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Periodontitis is the destruction of the supporting elements of the teeth (bone and periodontal ligaments), it begins with bleeding and inflammation of the gums, and without treatment it can lead to the total loss of the tooth.

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In conclusion, the job of the dentist is not only to treat periodontal disease, but also to influence the patient to stop smoking.

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