Good oral health is essential for overall well-being and the prevention of cavities and gum disease. Proper brushing and flossing, along with a healthy diet, can help to prevent both cavities and periodontal (gum) disease. Drs. Brad Strober and Rebecca Kucharsky Hiess of Gentle Dental Care in Edison, NJ, encourage you to consider the following …
How Can I Prevent Tooth Decay and Periodontal Disease? Read More »
Drs. Brad Strober and Rebecca Kucharsky Hiess of Gentle Dental Care in Edison, NJ, are committed to helping patients fully understand what to look for in terms of problems with the smile. Below are six of the more common indications that the early stages of gum disease, a serious infection, are present: Puffy gum tissues. …
Patients who develop an infection in their smile may be diagnosed with a condition known as periodontal disease. This condition, also referred to as gum disease, is caused by bacteria that result in the natural gum tissues shrinking, bone loss, and even tooth loss with time. Understanding the complications associated with this infection can help …
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While they look pink and weak, the gums are actually tough customers. After all, they are what are protecting the roots of your teeth. Treat your gums well and they will take care of your teeth. Neglect them at your own peril! Periodontal disease is the medical term for gum disease. It involves infection of …
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When you come in to see us for a regular cleaning and exam at Gentle Dental offices in Edison, our talented hygienists do some “scaling” on your teeth to remove plaque and tartar all the way down to the gumline and across the entire surface of each tooth. This keeps your teeth and gums healthy. …
When we’re thinking of our oral hygiene, we’re focused on the teeth. This makes perfect sense, as their bright white appearance tends to dominate. But don’t overlook the pink tissue that is around those teeth. While they may look like a wad of Big League Chew at a Yankees game, your gums play a critical …
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