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Are You at Risk of Gum Disease? Contact Desired Smiles Today!

Gum Disease if untreated can lead to serious health issues. Unhealthy gums mean unhealthy teeth. Schedule an appointment at Desired Smiles to learn more about gum surgery and treatment, call 905-637-5463 for more details.

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Are You at Risk of Gum Disease? Contact Desired Smiles Today!

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  1. Healthy Gum, Healthy Teeth

  2.  Gum disease is an infection of the tissues that surround and support your teeth.  Gum disease is caused by plaque, the sticky film of bacteria that is constantly forming on our teeth.  It is also called periodontal disease and is the major reason behind loss of tooth in elderly people. 96% of Canadian adults have a history of cavities.

  3.  Gums that bleed easily  Red, swollen, tender gums  Gums that have pulled away from the teeth  Persistent bad breath or bad taste  Permanent teeth that are loose or separating  Any change in the way your teeth fit together when you bite  Any change in the fit of partial dentures 21% of adults with teeth have, or have had, a moderate or a severe periodontal (gum) problem

  4.  Poor oral hygiene  Smoking or chewing tobacco  Genetics  Crooked teeth that are hard to keep clean  Pregnancy  Diabetes  Medications, including steroids, certain types of anti-epilepsy drugs, cancer therapy drugs, some calcium channel blockers and oral contraceptives

  5.  When you have an infection in your mouth,it impacts your entire body.  There’s a strong link between periodontal disease and other chronic inflammatory conditions such as diabetes,cardiovascular disease,and many more health issues. To help prevent or control periodontal diseases,it is important to: Brush and floss every day to remove the bacteria that cause gum disease. 1. See a dentist at least once a year for checkups, or more frequently if you have any of the warning signs or risk factors mentioned above. 2.

  6. By keeping your gums healthy, your whole body benefits. If you think you may need gum surgery, contact Desired Smiles to get your mouth healthy again. Address: 2180 Itabashi Way Unit C Burlington, ON L7M 5A5 Call: (905) 637-5463 or (905) 332-0105 Website: www.desiredsmiles.com

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