Posts Tagged ‘gum recession’
BREAKING NEWS! FDA Clears Revolutionary Bone Regeneration Technology
There is a small group of dental professionals currently providing the LANAP laser gum procedure. While this technology has been a part of periodontal practices for many years, it has now become FDA-cleared for a new use in bone regeneration. Used by a trained and certified periodontist, LANAP is a surgical laser procedure designed for…
Read MoreGetting a Flu Vaccine Helps Prevent More Than the Flu
If you’re undecided about getting a flu vaccine, this might help determine if it’s the right thing for you and/or your family… It’s All About The Numbers We already know that the flu vaccine lowers the risk of developing atrial fibrillation, a heart rhythm disorder but a recent study is definitely good news for those…
Read MoreSedation Dentistry
The use of sedation in dentistry has revolutionized the way patients view dental visits. Patients who once were afraid or anxious about even the most routine dental procedures now visit the dentist with confidence. Sedation is typically administered to healthy individuals who need help relaxing or managing treatment anxiety. Reasons for needing sedation may include…
Read MoreBefore Intravenous Anesthesia Sedation
Preparing for Intravenous anesthesia sedation is much like preparing for general anesthesia. There are some general prerequisites and instructions that patients must follow prior to IV sedation to ensure the safety of the procedure. It is important that all patients undergoing IV sedation thoroughly read and understand the directions we provide prior to the procedure…
Read MoreGum Recession Causes
Understanding Causes of Gum Recession Schedule Your Consultation Today! Gum Recession Causes Receding Gums Causes in Wayne County MIGum recession in Detroit, MI has a variety of causes and is often a result of a combination of factors. Some of these factors include: Periodontal Disease Genetics Brushing Technique Poor Dental Hygiene Hormones Tobacco Product Use…
Read MoreElectric Brush vs. Manual Brushes
Preventative dentistry is about more than just visiting your dentist twice yearly for an exam and thorough cleaning. In fact, the majority of your preventative care is done at-home as a part of your normal hygienic routine. Many residents use manual toothbrushes to remove debris and plaque from their teeth. However, electric brushes have become…
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