Did you know gum disease (periodontitis) affects more than oral health? Many people don’t, but the chronic infection that causes gum disease can spread throughout the body. Gum disease is connected to many serious health conditions. The team at Magnolia Dental Care wants you to know the signs, associated conditions, and risk factors of gum disease. Gum Disease The mildest form of gum disease is gingivitis. It’s caused by plaque buildup on the teeth inflaming the gums. It can be reversed with good oral hygiene practices, but, if left untreated, it progresses to gum disease. This infection can …
All My Patients Should Now This
How do you feel about your smile? Is there something you would like to change? Do you have missing teeth? I know you expected to keep your permanent teeth for a lifetime, but people lose teeth for a variety of reasons, such as trauma, genetics, medications, gum disease, and tooth decay. Missing teeth can affect your oral and overall health. Also, your altered smile can affect your self-confidence and prevent you from smiling freely. We can help you. The good news is there are several options to replace missing teeth. However, dental implants are the closest you can get to your natural teeth. …
Benefits of an Invisalign® Smile
Do you have crooked teeth, gapped teeth, or an incorrect bite? Have you wanted to get your teeth fixed, but couldn’t commit to treatment? The cosmetic benefit of correcting your teeth improves your appearance and boosts your self-confidence. But did you know orthodontic treatment helps more than the appearance of your teeth? Crooked teeth are harder to clean, which can lead to tooth decay or gum disease. Untreated orthodontic problems may cause chewing and digestion problems, interfere with speech, or cause abnormal wear of your teeth. At Magnolia Dental Care, we can restore the beauty and …