July 25, 2008

Dental Implants: Periodontal Surgery For Tooth Loss

Normally, gums should appear pink, firm and without swelling. The mere presence of swollen gums makes brushing and flossing difficult due to the pain felt. Periodontal diseases range from just a simple redness to a severe periodontitis such as pus-filled gingivae. These conditions develop to dental carries and tooth decay that eventually results to tooth loss. Dental implantation is one option for periodontal surgery over dentures as a replacement for lost teeth. It is a part of periodontal surgery since this procedure is a way to cover or replace unsightly, sensitive, or exposed root surfaces and to prevent future gum recession. If you are saddened by the appearance of short unsightly and missing teeth, this type of periodontal surgery can be an alternative for cosmetic or even health purposes. Whether you have lost one or all of your teeth, dental implants allow you to have teeth that look and feel just like your own.

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