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Periodontics |
Periodontal disease is the inflammation and infection of gums, ligaments, bones and other tissues surrounding the teeth. Gingivitis (gums) and periodontitis (gums and bones) are the two main forms of the disease. It’s a progressive disease and failure to treat it can result in acute illness and loss of teeth.
In fact, evidence now links gum disease to a variety of health concerns including Heart Disease, Stroke, Diabetes and other degenerative diseases that are life threatening.
Although it is possible to have periodontal disease with no warning signs, there are several symptoms that can alert you to a possible infection:
Treatment of periodontal disease depends upon the type of disease and how far the condition has progressed so it is important to visit your dentist regularly.