Periodontist Chadds Ford PA Resolves All Issues Related To Gum Disease

Posted by drsamkhoury on August 11th, 2016

As one of the more wide-spread chronic dental diseases today, periodontal or gum disease Exton PA affects over half of the adult population all over the world. Moreover, it remains the leading cause of permanent tooth loss. Despite its high prevalence in patients of all groups, gum disease is also one of the most-highly preventable and treatable dental conditions today.

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Dental implants Bucks County PA are made of titanium metal which has a very special property: It can integrate (fuse) with the living bone of your jaw. This process is called as osseo-integration as it allows an implant that has been properly placed to remain looking good and functioning well for a long lasting period. It is not surprising that people missing teeth due to various reasons are opting for dental implants that look as good as natural teeth and function even better.

Have you faced any issues with your wisdom tooth? Your third molars or wisdom teeth Exton PA cause trouble in your otherwise healthy oral system. At the right time for removing wisdom teeth can be recommended by your dentist as they can be negatively impacting your mouth even though they are not causing you any pain or discomfort. According to experts, in reality is that the best time to remove a wisdom tooth is prior to it causing problems. Many times, wisdom teeth are most often recommended for removal because they become impacted, meaning the teeth are not able to erupt fully through the gums and become healthy, functioning teeth.

Oral surgeon Yardley PA offers to remove wisdom teeth that are normally developed deep in jaw and during the formation of the crown and root the tooth pushes its way through the gum into the mouth. Since wisdom teeth naturally develop as the last teeth, the available space for them to emerge through the gum is often already taken up by other teeth that have already erupted. Dr. Sam Khoury is a Periodontist Yardley PA, providing quality dental implants Bucks County PA utilizing the latest technology in sedation dentistry.a