Did you know gum disease isn’t just one condition with straightforward symptoms? Instead, it’s various stages of illness that affect the tissue around your teeth. If you’re concerned about your gums, knowing the different stages and symptoms of gum disease is vital in addressing the...
If you have excellent oral hygiene – brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing at least once – but have still managed to develop gum disease (or periodontal disease), your genes might be the culprit.Do your siblings, parents, or even grandparents also suffer from...
Gum Disease Linked to High Blood Pressure People suffering from severe gum infection (periodontitis) have a greater likelihood of high blood pressure according to a new study from the UK.A team from Eastman Dental Institute published evidence1 in Cardiovascular Research which examines a possible relationship between...
Hope for People with Gum Disease More than 50% of Australians over the age of 65 are affected by moderate to a severe gun disease called periodontitis. This disease is often difficult to treat, requiring regular professional cleaning, oral antibiotics and at times extensive surgery. It...
