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Gum disease treatment

9 Tips For Preventing Gum Disease

Unfortunately, gingivitis (gum disease) is very common. But completely preventable. Here’s some simple ways to keep your teeth and gums healthy: If you keep your teeth and gums healthy, you will only need to visit the dentist for cleanings and checkups. Not major treatment. 1. Brush properly Brush for two to three minutes, at least

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How Much Do You Know About Gum Disease?

1. Which of the things listed below are risk factors for gum disease (periodontitis)? a. Pregnancy b. Underbite c. Diabetes d. Family history 2. Which of the things listed below are possible signs of gum disease? a. Teeth that look like they are longer b. A change in the way dentures fit c. Loose teeth

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How to Prevent Tooth Decay In Mechanicsville

Tooth decay, also known as “dental caries,” is a common dental problem that affects people of all ages. It occurs when bacteria in the mouth break down the sugars in food and produce acid, which erodes the enamel on teeth. Over time, this erosion can lead to cavities, which can cause pain, sensitivity, and even

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The Link Between Gum Disease and Viral Infections

The pandemic has increased public awareness of the danger of viruses and the importance of a strong immune system. We at St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD can help you understand the link between viruses and gum disease Our Immune System Protects Against Serious Illness The variation in the severity of COVID-19 illness is due,

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You May Have Gingivitis

This post from St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville is about gingivitis, which is early-stage gum disease. Every person’s mouth provides a cozy home for over 600 types of bacteria. If you are devoted to oral hygiene and have healthy gums, these microbes usually don’t impact your health. However, if you have gum disease, bacteria can

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Bleeding Gums After Your 6-Month Cleaning?

Regular dental check-ups and cleanings with us at St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville are critical for good dental health. However, some dental patients worry because their gums tend to bleed after a thorough cleaning. Is this a problem? Well, it depends. If your gums bleed for a day or two, you don’t need to be

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Do You Have Periodontal Disease?

Periodontal disease is more common than you might think. At St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD, we treat patients with gum disease every day. Some patients aren’t even aware they have it until we diagnose it. Fortunately, it can be treated, although as with most health issues, the sooner it begins, the better. What is

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Danger Zone! 5 Signs Of Gum Disease

Here is some critical news for anyone who cares about their dental health: periodontal disease, or gum disease, is a primary cause of tooth loss among adults. There is also evidence that it is associated with heart disease. At St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD, this problem is easy to treat if it is discovered in

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5 Critical Things To Know About Periodontal Disease

Periodontal disease, more commonly called gum disease, is inflammation or infection of the gums. For the most part, periodontal disease is preventable, but if you get it, it is also treatable at St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD. This condition is so widespread in the US that it has been called a ‘health crisis’ by

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Swollen Gums? Gum Disease Treatment in Mechanicsville MD

If you are a Mechanicsville MD resident worrying about possible gum disease, you are not alone. Far from it. About one of every seven adults between thirty-five and forty in the United States are affected by gum disease, according to national statistics. It is not something to ignore. At St. Mary’s Dental we take gum disease seriously.

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