Why Do My Gums Bleed When I Brush or Floss? Understanding the Causes Noticing blood on your toothbrush or dental floss can be ...

Gum disease is ... and infected pockets can form. The infection eventually destroys soft tissue and bone, and can loosen teeth. To avoid tooth loss, you may need a deep cleaning of the tooth ...

If the disease worsens despite the above ... But if repeated deep cleans fail to reduce the gum pockets and associated inflammation, specialist intervention may be required occasionally but ...

Scientists are learning that inflammation and a runaway immune response connect severe gum disease to a number ... These chemicals ulcerate deep pockets into the gums, creating new real estate ...

This video series is sponsored by Kelowna Dental Solutions. In this latest episode of Beyond the Smile, Rob Cupello is joined ...

“It’s thought half the adult population has gum disease - the first sign is often bleeding gums, known as gingivitis - and studies have shown those with gum disease may be more likely to have ...

No. Periodontal disease is a bacterial infection of the gum and bone that supports the teeth. Bacterial infection causes ...

“Recalcitrant, belligerent, recurring gum disease has many causative factors ... Stimulates and regrows attachments to the tooth so deep pockets become shallow pockets that don’t bleed ...

It's often hard to avoid tantalizing your sweet tooth! And while you might fret about your waistline, your dentist is more worried about your smile…and not just because of cavities. Solomon ...