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LATEST NEWS from Dr. LaBellPosts in category Periodontics |
Jan 18th |
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Perio BLOG |
Flossing once a day can prevent cavities, gum disease and tooth loss. |
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Dec 15th |
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Perio BLOG |
Don't fall for these common myths about dental implant surgery. |
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Nov 21st |
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Perio BLOG |
If you are suffering from gum recession, gum graft surgery may help alleviate your symptoms. |
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Oct 17th |
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Perio BLOG |
Watching what you eat isn’t only important because it keeps your weight under control and improves your overall health – studies show that your diet also plays a prominent role in your periodontal health. |
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Sep 12th |
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Terry LaBell |
When you have gum disease, there are bacteria on your teeth that could damage the supporting bone that holds them in place. If the damage becomes irreversible, tooth extraction may need to be performed. Tooth extraction refers to the removal of a tooth fr... |
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Is there Really a Difference between the Tooth Cleaning I get in a Periodontal Office and the One I get in my Family Dental Office? |
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Jul 14th |
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Perio BLOG |
Obesity is associated with many health complications, including an increased risk for heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, and cancer. Research now shows that there’s a link between obesity and gum disease. |
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Mar 15th |
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Terry LaBell |
According to a study that was published in the Journal of Periodontology, periodontal therapy reduces the rates of premature birth and low birth weight by 68% in pregnant women with gingivitis. |
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Feb 8th |
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Terry LaBell |
Missing teeth are an unsightly and embarrassing problem that is often the result of extensive cavities, gum disease, or injuries.
Side effects of missing teeth include difficulty chewing food, speech impediments, and an irregular bite. Moreover, having m... |
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Nov 17th |
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Perio BLOG |
How to Treat Periodontal (Gum) Disease
The first line of defense against periodontal disease is prevention. You can prevent periodontal disease by following a strict oral hygiene routine at home that includes brushing your teeth at least twice a day an... |
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