Gum health, often overlooked, serves as the bedrock of overall oral hygiene. Just as one would consult a cardiologist for heart concerns, in the realm of dentistry, a periodontist is the go-to specialist when it comes to addressing gum-related issues. As part of the team at Implant & Perio Center of Kansas, we’re here to… Read More…
Effective Strategies for Conquering Dry Mouth
Today, we delve deep into a topic that resonates with many: dry mouth, scientifically known as xerostomia. As you read along, you’ll get a grasp of its significance in maintaining optimal oral health. Dry mouth, or xerostomia, is a condition characterized by a reduced flow or complete lack of saliva in the mouth. This isn’t… Read More…
Bone Grafting: Restoring Jawbone Density for Successful Implant Procedures
Your smile is not just about aesthetics; it represents a vital part of your overall health. One of the primary factors ensuring the success of dental implants, a popular solution to restore missing teeth, is the quality of your jawbone. Dental implants require a robust and healthy jawbone for successful integration, making jawbone density a… Read More…
Banishing Bad Breath: Effective Treatments for Long-Lasting Freshness
Has someone ever recoiled or subtly stepped back during a conversation, making you self-conscious about your breath? You’re not alone. Bad breath, or halitosis, can impact personal and social interactions, often creating awkward situations and affecting self-confidence. Bad breath is typically caused by a variety of factors. From poor oral hygiene that leads to bacterial… Read More…
Pocket Reduction Surgery: Restoring a Healthy Foundation for Your Teeth
As we embark on this journey of understanding a crucial aspect of oral health, we want to introduce you to a common procedure known as pocket reduction surgery. Sometimes referred to as flap surgery or osseous surgery, pocket reduction surgery is a treatment designed to restore health to the tissues supporting your teeth. It targets… Read More…
The Gingivectomy Process: What to Expect During and After the Procedure
A dental procedure can often feel daunting, especially when it’s something as technical sounding as a gingivectomy. A gingivectomy is a common procedure performed to treat periodontal diseases. It involves removing and reshaping loose, diseased gum tissue to eliminate pockets between the teeth and gums. This process can prevent the progression of gum disease, which… Read More…
Teeth in a Day: The Advancements and Limitations of Same-Day Dental Implants
Teeth in a day, also known as same-day dental implants, have become an increasingly popular choice for patients seeking to replace missing teeth. These revolutionary dental treatments offer a quicker, more convenient alternative to traditional dental implants. As one of the leading dental practices in Kansas, the Implant & Perio Center of Kansas has witnessed… Read More…
Understanding the Benefits of Dental Implants and Implant Dentistry
Dental implants and implant dentistry have become increasingly popular over the years as a reliable and effective solution for individuals with missing teeth. As a vital part of restorative dentistry, dental implants not only improve the appearance of one’s smile but also restore functionality and overall oral health. Today we will explore the benefits of… Read More…
The Importance of Periodontal Maintenance for Long-Term Oral Health
Periodontal maintenance is the process of maintaining healthy gums and teeth through regular dental check-ups and cleanings. It is essential to maintain good oral health as it can affect your overall health. Poor oral health can lead to various health issues such as heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory infections. Today, we would like to help… Read More…
What to Expect During Gum Recession Treatment
Gum recession is a common dental problem that occurs when the gum tissue surrounding the teeth pulls back, exposing the tooth roots. This can lead to tooth sensitivity, decay, and even tooth loss if left untreated. Gum recession can be caused by a variety of factors, including genetics, poor oral hygiene, aggressive brushing, gum disease,… Read More…