Early Warning Signs of Gum Disease
Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is a common yet often overlooked condition that affects the health of your gums. If left untreated, it could lead to tooth loss and other serious health complications. It begins quietly, with subtle symptoms that may be easy to dismiss. Understanding the early warning signs of gum disease […]
Dental Floss: Preventing Gum Disease
Is daily flossing still important? Yes- it is! Flossing can be an important factor in preventing gum disease when performed as part of your daily oral hygiene routine. Not flossing your teeth regularly leaves you susceptible to dental issues including gum disease which can be the cause of complex dental problems. Advanced gum disease has […]
What is Periodontal Dentistry?
As a quality dentist in Indianapolis, IN, Dr. Amy Marckese offers a variety of offerings at her dental office. Periodontal dentistry focuses on the gums and the prevention and treatment of gum disease. Around 75% of adults are impacted by gum disease at some point, many without even realizing it. Learn more about periodontal dentistry […]
Gum Recession
Gum recession typically goes unnoticed. It is a common dental problem that happens gradually. When pockets form between the teeth and the gums, bacteria increases, eventually causing the gum line to wear away and expose more of the tooth. Gum recession can lead to tooth decay, bone, teeth and tissue loss. Symptoms of Gum Recession […]
Improving Your Gum Health
At DentalSpa Indianapolis, we believe that preventive dental care and patient education are the foundation for achieving oral health success. Dr. Amy Marckese offers a complete range of preventive dental care services to enhance the health and function of your natural smile. Dr. Marckese encourages patients to practice preventive dental care to improve their oral health […]
Diabetes And Oral Health
Diabetes is quickly becoming one of the most frequently diagnosed systemic diseases for both children and adults. There are a wide range of factors affecting the surge in diabetes, including increased added sugar in the modern American diet, the prevalence of obesity, and a more sedentary lifestyle. Although you may not think of your dental […]