If you have been diagnosed with gum disease, you are not alone. In fact, almost half of the adult population aged 30 or older experience periodontal disease to some degree. When you are one of them, seeking periodontal therapy is[…]
Loose Teeth: What Adults Should Do When Teeth Are Loose
Loose teeth can be worrying for adults. While it’s normal for children to lose their first set of teeth, adults don’t have second chances and it may come with secondary symptoms such as bleeding gums or gum recession. If you’re[…]
Periodontal Treatment and What You Need to Know
Periodontitis, also known as gum disease, is a serious infection of the gums that damages soft tissue such as your gums, and eventually destroys the bone that supports your teeth. Periodontitis typically causes your teeth to feel loose, but can[…]
Dental Implants Benefits
If you need to replace missing teeth dental implants are the most popular and industry standard treatment option within dentistry today. Dental implants offer benefits for your health, wallet, lifestyle, and Smile. No other treatment method of replacing missing teeth[…]
Single Tooth Dental Implant Process
An ideal solution for a lost or decaying tooth, a single-tooth dental implant can replace a missing tooth seamlessly. Lost, missing, or damaged teeth can cause patients significant issues. As well as feeling self-conscious about their smile, a missing tooth[…]
Occlusal Adjustment (Bite Adjustment)
At Arizona Periodontal Group, we offer a wide range of dental treatments, helping all of our clients achieve the perfect smile. One treatment that you may not know about is bite adjustment, which is also known as occlusal adjustment. So[…]
4 Cosmetic Dentistry Procedure to Improve Your Smile
A smile is often the first thing we notice about another person, isn’t it? If you find that you are self-conscious about your smile it may be time to consider cosmetic dental treatments. One of these treatments may be what[…]
What Is a Periodontist and What Do They Treat?
When searching for professional oral care, knowing which type of dentist you require can feel a little confusing. General dentists, orthodontists, and endodontists are just three examples. Perhaps the most significant expert, though, is a periodontist.
Non-Surgical Gum Disease Treatment
Periodontitis, also known as periodontal disease or simply gum disease, is a serious long-term condition that affects roughly 47.2% of adults aged 30 years and older. Periodontal disease increases with age, with around 70.1% of adults 65 years and older[…]
Teeth-In-A-Day: Everything You Need to Know About All-On-4®
Have you heard about an exciting smile-restoration treatment called teeth-in-a-day? Here we answer all your most burning questions about this convenient and transformative treatment.