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How Long Has It Been Since Your Last Dental Exam? Neglect Can Have Serious Consequences

April 21, 2016

Filed under: Gum Disease — Tags: , , — pontevedra @ 7:00 pm

In our blog this week, we want to teach you about the importance of regular dental visits. The American Dental Association currently recommends that all patients, even those who have never had teeth or gum problems, visit the dentist at least every 6 months. If you have a history of gum disease, periodontitis, or a high caries rate, it may be necessary for you to visit your dental office more often than every 6 months. Sometimes, people are afraid to visit the dental office and, consequently, avoid dental visits for years. This can become a problem because tooth decay and gum disease can develop undetected for years. You may not be aware that you even have a problem until it is too late and your teeth have to be extracted. Regular dental visits combined with preventative measures like sealants and cleanings can help your teeth and gums to have a long and healthy life.

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Could You Have Gum Disease and Not Know It?

November 2, 2014

Filed under: Gum Disease — Tags: , — pontevedra @ 12:21 am

The Center for Disease Control stated recently that just short of 50% of American adults have some form of periodontal disease. Millions of Americans have gum disease and do not even know it. At Ponte Vedra Complete Dentistry, we attempt to educate everyone within reach about these issues with the hopes that we can help the community attain a higher level of oral health. We hope you enjoy and learn something in the process!

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Are Your Gums Healthy? Why is it Important?

July 6, 2014

Filed under: Gum Disease — Tags: , — pontevedra @ 12:45 am

We all have heard the term gingivitis. If you are not completely familiar with the term, gingivitis is gum disease. Whether you have gum disease or not you should understand how it appears and should understand it’s significance. Gingivitis can have enormous implications if left untreated.

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