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| | Periodontal Disease |
 | | Periodontitis is a silent disease; individuals rarely experience pain and may not be aware of the problem. | | | Periodontal disease refers to a group of problems that arise in the sulcus, the crevice between the gum and the tooth. | | | The practitioner will first take a medical history to reveal any past or present periodontal problems, any underlying diseases that might be contributing to the problem, and any medications the patient is taking. |
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| | Periodontal Disease |
| | The correct client, a cooperative patient, a treatable tooth, and choice of which periodontal surgery procedure to use. | | | Once we are convinced that surgery will help our patient, the appropriate type of periodontal surgery is chosen. | | | What decisions do we make when considering periodontal surgery? |
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http://www.dentalvet.com/patients/periodontics/periodontal_disease.htm
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| | DrBunn.com - Periodontal Disease |
| | While there are different types of "flaps" and different techniques, the goal is to temporarily move the gum back during the surgery, remove the underlying disease process and if necessary, change the contour of the bone. | | | Other surgical techniques include the implantation of new bone and the use of a synthetic bone matrix that stimulates bone growth. | | | A surgical procedure to reshape or repair the gingiva (gum). |
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| | Periodontal disease - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Without good technique and habits at home, periodontal disease will not be overcome. | | | Sometimes bone grafting surgery may be tried, but this has mixed success. | | | Periodontitis is the general scientific term for this disease and is the second commonest cause of tooth loss. |
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| | Periodontal DS |
| | Smoking cessation leads to improved periodontal health and improved response to periodontal therapy thus improving overall health. | | | The objective of this study was to examine the association amongst water softness, risk for periodontitis, and smoking status.In this study it was found that the use of water 'softening and conditioning systems' significantly | | | + the evidence is sufficient to infer a causal relationship between smoking and periodontitis; |
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| | Fighting Gum Disease: How to Keep Your Teeth |
| | Periodontal procedures such as SRP, and even surgery, are most often done in the office. | | | Opinions about which treatment methods to use vary in the periodontal field. | | | John J. Golski, D.D.S., a Frederick, Md., periodontist, says that the rationale behind flossing is not "just to get the food out." From the periodontal standpoint, Golski says, "You're flossing to remove plaque--the real culprit behind gum disease," adding that proper brushing and flossing techniques are critical. |
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| | Periodontal Disease |
| | This loss of bone is what distinguishes periodontitis from gingivitis, where no bone loss occurs. | | | It is important to realize that periodontitis is chronic, insidious, and episodic in nature.... | | | The ultimate goal is to prevent further bone loss and keep the teeth involved for as long as possible. |
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| | Periodontal Disease |
| | This disease affects the gums, bone, and other supporting structures of the teeth. | | | If not treated, however, it can lead to periodontitis. | | | Your teeth were intended to last a lifetime—and they can, if cared for properly |
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http://www.qualitydentistry.com/dental/periodontal/perio.html
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| | Periodontal Disease |
| | There are only a very few patients that will continue to lose bone and teeth no matter what treatment is done. | | | More effective medications are available to help keep you comfortable and we will tailor them to suit. | | | New equipment, techniques and anesthetics make this care more comfortable than ever. |
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http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Perio-Horizons/periodis.htm
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| | Dentistry.com - Dr. Mark Bornfeld - Periodontal Disease |
| | But the number of suggestive studies is growing, and the growing body of knowledge should be watched closely. | | | The dental profession, not surprisingly, has grabbed onto this issue in an effort to encourage patients to seek treatment. | | | Over the years, there have been many studies, which have proposed and demonstrated this relationship. |
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| | Connection Between Gum Disease, Heart Disease, and Stroke |
| | Additional studies have pointed to a relationship between periodontal disease and stroke. | | | Additional studies have pointed to a relationship between periodontal disease and stroke... | | | Periodontal disease can also exacerbate existing heart conditions. |
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| | Periodontal Disease |
| | A willing patient and client who is able to provide home care are important considerations in creating a therapy plan. | | | There are no radiographic changes in grades 1 and 2 disease (gingivitis). | | | The ultimate goal of periodontal therapy is to control plaque. |
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| | Periodontal Disease |
| | Further progression of periodontitis with major loss of bone support. | | | Your dentist will examine you for periodontal disease during each routine checkup. | | | There are many forms and stages of periodontal disease. |
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| | Periodontal Disease |
| | Perio disease and cardiac conditions: association or coincidence? | | | Gingivitis can develop into the more serious condition called periodontitis. | | | Gingivitis is the mildest form of periodontal disease. |
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| | 1st - Periodontal Disease - Periodontitis Treatment, Control The Progression Of Gum Disease |
| | The purpose of this exam is to assess the response to treatment and determine if there is a need for further treatment. | | | Periostat is also a product that can be used as an adjunct to scaling and root planing in order to impede further tissue breakdown and promote healing. | | | One of the goals of periodontal disease treatment is to arrest and control the progression of the bacteria that cause gingivitis and periodontal disease. |
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| | AGD - What Is Gum Disease? |
| | Diseases that interfere with the body's immune system, such as leukemia and AIDS, may worsen the condition of the gums. | | | Gum disease or periodontal disease, a chronic inflammation and infection of the gums and surrounding tissue, is the major cause of about 70 percent of adult tooth loss, affecting three out of four persons at some point in their life. | | | The dentist and periodontist will work together to formulate a treatment plan for the patient. |
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http://www.agd.org/consumer/topics/perio/main.asp
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| | Periodontal Disease AHealthyMe.com |
| | Some medical conditions are associated with an increased likelihood of developing periodontitis. | | | Without treatment, the periodontal ligament can be destroyed and resorption of the alveolar bone occurs. | | | Periodontitis follows cases of gingivitis, which may not be severe enough to cause a patient to seek dental help. |
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| | Periodontal Disease |
| | The purpose of the periodontal examination is to determine the extent of the disease by carefully measuring the amount of periodontal pocket formation, supporting bone loss, and tooth mobility. | | | Periodontal Disease and its Effect on the Body | | | Periodontal disease is an infection caused by bacteria so it should not be surprising that it can be a contributing factor to other diseases and conditions of the body. |
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| | Periodontal Disease |
| | Further weakening of the gum tissue and eventually weakening of the bone structure supporting the teeth occurs. | | | Increased levels of social strain are found in patients with periodontal disease. | | | You may have the disease and not even know it—especially in the early stages—a time when treatment is the simplest and most effective. |
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| | PERIODONTAL (Gum) DISEASE |
| | There is NO cure - it can only be maintained, and should be reevaluated at regular intervals so as not progress to the point of tooth loss. | | | The fact that it is a chronic disease means that a person can not be "cured", rather they must work at controlling the factors which will bring on the full disease process. | | | Other examples of chronic disease are heart disease and diabetes - they can be managed, but NOT cured. |
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| | Periodontal Diseases - Oral Health Guide |
| | The symptoms of gum disease may resemble other conditions or medical problems. | | | Chronic inflammation, resulting from a periodontal disease, is responsible for 70 percent of all adult tooth losses, and affects 75 percent of people at some point in their lives. | | | Specific treatment for periodontal disease will be determined by your dentist based on: |
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| | ADA.org: Oral Health Topics: Gum Disease (Periodontal Diseases) |
| | Periodontal diseases are classified according to the severity of the disease. | | | Some types of medication such as steroids, some types of anti-epilepsy drugs, cancer therapy drugs, some calcium channel blockers and oral contraceptives | | | Gingivitis is a milder and reversible form of periodontal disease that only affects the gums. |
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| | Periodontal Disease - Gum Disease |
| | Like all other diseases, the best prognosis for treatment is when its treated early. | | | In addition to the treatment of gum disease, more and more patients today are choosing to have | | | It can progress to Moderate and Severe Periodontitis as more and more bone is destroyed surrounding the teeth and can cause a |
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| | Beverly Hills Periodontist - Dr. Miles Madison |
| | If you are self-conscious or bothered by the appearance of your smile, then you may want to consider periodontal treatment. | | | A beautiful smile can create a whole new level of self-confidence, especially when you consider that it's often the first thing we notice about another person. | | | See why patients all across the country, not just in Beverly Hills, choose us for their periodontal needs. |
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| | Gum Disease |
| | Yes, your pockets or receding gums are caused by the bacteria turning into toxins and actually eating the soft tissue of your gums leading to bleeding, soreness, tenderness, gingivitis, and in a short period of time...pockets, gum recession and periodontal disease (gum disease). | | | This scientific formulation is designed to eliminate bacteria and pathogens that are the cause of gum disease, gingivitis, bleeding gums and bad breath. | | | If You Suffer from Gum Disease, Gingivitis, Bleeding Gums or Bad Breath, Then We Have an All Natural Product So Effective, We Guarantee it Will Work for You, or Your Money Back... |
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