Archive for the tag 'symptoms'

Jul 24 2009

How to identify gum diseases

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Gums

Your smile will sparkle no more if the base supporting them – your gums – are infected. The simplest way to prevent a gum infection is by following a proper dental care routine. Most often, people fail to notice a gum disease until it has grown to colossal proportions. In today’s post, we’ll tell you [...]

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Jun 26 2009

How to identify gum diseases

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Gums

The skin is not the only thing whose deterioration can make you look old and ugly. Your mouth, with all its intricate elements, can make or break your look. Take, for example, the gum diseases that affect more than the gums. They make the mouth appear swollen, give us bad breath, and loosen our teeth. [...]

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Jun 09 2009

Symptoms and effects of gum diseases

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Health

Poor dental hygiene does not only affect the teeth but also the gums. Gingivitis and periodontitis are the two types of gum diseases. Periodontitis is the aggravated form of gingivitis. In today’s post, we will look at the symptoms and effects of these two diseases.
Symptoms of gum diseases
Gingivitis

The gums appear swollen and red.
The gums feel [...]

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Apr 16 2009

How often should you visit the dentist?

Wayzata Dental Clinic recommends that you visit your dentist once every six months. However, you may need to visit him/her sooner if you notice any roblem with your teeth.
Today we will discuss symptoms and signs of dental problems that indicate that you need professional help at once.

You have pain in the teeth and gums.
Your [...]

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Sep 23 2008

Warning signs of gum diseases

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Health

The initial signs of gum diseases are hard to notice. However, it is important not to ignore any signs of warning.
Symptoms of Gingivitis

The gums appear swollen and red.
The gums feel softer than normal.
The gums bleed without much pressure.
The gums frequently bleed during brushing.
The breath smells bad.
The gums change their color from pink to red.
The [...]

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