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Obesity Linked With Periodontal Disease – How to Keep Your Teeth Healthy

September 26, 2018

Filed under: Gum Disease,Oral Health — Tags: , — Dr. Faist & Dr. Koops @ 8:22 pm

When you recognize the cause or causes of periodontal diseases, you have a good chance of treating and preventing the problem. However, obesity is characterized by a high level of blood sugar usually caused by the secretion of abnormal insulin. An insulin resistant individual can be obese when the pancreas no longer produces adequate insulin to lower the blood sugar, which makes the organ exhausted. Chronic and acute diseases can lead to hormonal disorder in the body. The periodontal infection is the widespread diseases across the world, and it can lead to a severe dental problem.

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The Importance of Deep Cleanings

August 27, 2018

Filed under: Gum Disease,Oral Health — Tags: , , , , — Dr. Faist & Dr. Koops @ 5:56 pm

Deep Cleanings are Important

Almost everyone places considerable emphasis onto keeping up with their dental hygiene, but many of our patients in the Beachwood, OH area are generally not knowledgeable about just what is found below the gumline. Although teeth look little, they are really considerably bigger than many people realize. After gum disease starts, standard cleanings are no longer enough to fully recover your teeth and gums back to a healthy condition. Once your gum tissues develop inflammation due to gum disease, deep cleanings become essential.

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Gum Disease: Protection and Treatment solutions

December 5, 2017

Did you know that gum disease affects almost 50% of adults? Gum disease, or periodontal disease, does not only negatively affect your oral health, it can also harm your general health and wellness.

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Gum Disease: Various Other Risks and Causes

November 20, 2017

In our last blog post, we explained that tartar buildup brought on by plaque is believed to be the root cause of periodontal disease, but what else can cause this disease? In this article, we explore some of the other factors that can increase your risk of periodontal disease.

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Gum Disease: What are the Causes?

November 6, 2017

Did you know gum disease is one of the most common chronic health problems? It impacts roughly half of all adults over the age of 30. In a 2010 study, it was found that more than 65 million adults lived with gum disease.

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Periodontal (Gum) Disease: Common Symptoms

October 23, 2017

Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, is a serious gum infection which damages the soft tissue and ruins the bone that supports your teeth. This disease can cause some serious health issues if not properly treated. Tooth loss, increased risk of heart attack and stroke are possible health issues that can occur.

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Gum Disease | Are Your Gums Embarrassing You?

September 25, 2017

Your oral hygiene and health go hand in hand with being an overall healthy person. Unfortunately, what most people fail to realize is that oral hygiene is much more than just keeping your teeth clean. While brushing your teeth is important, it is also important to floss and brush your gums and tongue. If you are not doing all of the aforementioned, you are giving germs and bacteria an opportunity to wreak havoc in your mouth.

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Periodontal Disease | A Connection to Heart Disease?

April 10, 2017

Do you, or one of your loved ones, suffer from periodontal disease? If so, you may want to listen up.

Recently, there have been some studies that show that there may be a connection between periodontal disease and heart disease. These connections continue to be studied by researchers.

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Periodontal Disease | What’s Under Your Gum Line?

March 27, 2017

Did you know that your teeth have something in common with icebergs? 

Yes, you read that correctly, your teeth—like icebergs—have a lot beneath the surface that we do not see. 

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