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If you have a general dentist that you see regularly, at some point, they may refer you for periodontal dentistry in Rochester. Now, you may be thinking, what’s the difference between a dentist and a periodontist? General dentists and Periodontists both specialize in...

Emerging research suggests untreated gum disease can worsen the severity of lung diseases, such as COVID-19. Read on to find out more about this peer-reviewed study that “suggests that hospitalized coronavirus patients with prior underlying gum disease can be at...

If you are preparing for surgery to treat gum disease, you probably have a lot of questions. Having an upcoming surgery scheduled can cause anxiety for a lot of patients because there are a lot of unknown factors. Even the term 'surgery' can be intimidating. At Dental...

Many people struggle with their dental health and it is something that will worsen very quickly if gone untreated. Receding gums is a common challenge for many adults and can become incredibly painful, making it imperative for you to seek out a cosmetic dentist in...

Many people are aware of the effects smoking can have on their lungs and other organs. However, many do not realize the link between smoking and periodontal disease and the damage it can do to your gums. According to the Centers for Disease Control, smokers are at...

When you have a missing tooth, it not only impacts your smile but also affects the way you eat and can compromise nearby teeth that are otherwise healthy. This is why many people opt for tooth implants. Tooth implants can have positive results as they make eating and...

Breaking or cracking a tooth can be a painful event. We expect our teeth to be able to withstand most accidents and eating hard or crunchy foods, but cracking a tooth is actually a very common occurrence. For some, you might notice right away that your tooth has...

You have probably heard of gum disease at your routine checkups. But, you may not know that gum disease affects nearly 75% of American adults and is the leading cause of missing teeth in adults.[1] Gum disease and missing teeth can negatively impact your oral health,...

Maintaining good oral health is just as important as keeping the rest of your body healthy. Your mouth can develop diseases that need to be addressed as soon as they are noticed to help prevent further damage. This includes periodontal disease. Let’s take a close look...