Gum Disease Blogs

Gingivitis (the early stages of gum disease) does not immediately register as a serious medical issue. Often, at this point, the gums can be cared for and restored. But as gingivitis progresses and becomes more advanced gum disease, the importance of caring for your gums and seeking expert care from a dentist and, in more intense cases, a periodontist, is key. Treatments for gum disease with a...

Gum disease is a progressive condition, which means that without treatment and monitoring, it will often worsen and have serious consequences. In its early stages, known as gingivitis, symptoms may be minor and include redness, tenderness, bleeding gums, and mild discomfort. But as it advances to periodontitis, it can result in gum recession, tooth mobility, and even tooth loss.