Provides Safer and Accurate Treatment At Periodontal Associates, we believe in evolving with the ever-changing world of periodontics. That is why we utilize the latest dental technology to improve every aspect of the patient experience from scheduling to treatment. By investing in advanced dental technology and tools, we are able [...]Read More
Although the idea of using lasers in dental procedures is brand-new, dentists have been using lasers to administer minimally invasive procedure options for a vast selection of oral health matters since the beginning of the 20th century. There has been a significant change with the dental laser technology exceeding to [...]Read More
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, each and every one of our lives has been impacted. We have a new way we interact with the world. Many people who have stopped seeing the dentist have suffered with larger problems, and even pain. Access to imaging, managing your mouth in a preventive manner [...]Read More
Ever wonder what is a great way to get rid of stains in the mouth? Here is a little secret! It’s your dental cleaning! That is right, there are a lot of products out there that can help reduce or remove stain, but your dentist has the best tools that [...]Read More
When you have receding gums, they not only detract from a beautiful smile, but they can lead to oral health-related concerns as well. When the roots of the teeth are exposed, you are more prone to decay and bone loss. Regrettably, many patients who have receding gums have avoided treatment [...]Read More
The Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique refers to a minimally invasive treatment for gum recession. Rather than using gum grafts to rebuild the gumline as done in traditional treatments, the Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique loosens the existing gum tissue that’s in place. This is done through small holes using delicate instruments. [...]Read More
When you are diagnosed with periodontal disease, you must see a specialist right away. Periodontal disease is a severe condition with different stages. Often, patients will experience several symptoms such as swollen gums, bleeding gums while brushing, deep pockets, receding gums, halitosis, loss of gum support, loss of jawbones, etc. [...]Read More
There are many things that your breath can say about your overall health. When you snore, your mouth is left open, which builds bacteria that cause “morning breath.” It is always a great idea to wholly brush your teeth and floss in-between your teeth to ensure that bacteria will not [...]Read More
