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What Are 6 Ways to Keep Your Gums Healthy?
Maintain healthy gums by brushing twice daily, flossing, using therapeutic mouthwash, getting professional cleanings, avoiding tobacco, and checking for changes.
Periodontics
October 5, 2026

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What Is Oral Stomatitis? Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
Oral stomatitis is mouth tissue inflammation from injury, infection, or deficiencies that requires targeted treatment, proper hygiene, and trigger avoidance.
Periodontics
October 4, 2026

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What Is Trench Mouth? Symptoms, Causes, Treatment, and Prevention
Trench mouth is a severe, rapidly progressing gum infection caused by bacterial overgrowth that requires professional cleaning and proper care to heal.
Periodontics
October 4, 2026

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Osseous Surgery: When Is Pocket Reduction Surgery Needed for Periodontitis?
Osseous surgery is a periodontal procedure used when deep periodontal pockets remain after non-surgical treatment. You may also hear it called pocket reduction surgery or periodontal surgery.
Periodontics
September 30, 2026

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Circulatory System Diseases and Periodontal Disease: What Is the Connection?
Circulatory system diseases and periodontal disease are two conditions that researchers increasingly study together. The mouth and the cardiovascular system share links through inflammation, blood vessels, and immune responses
Periodontics
September 30, 2026

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Cirrhosis and Periodontics: How It Can Affect Gum Health?
Gum health can seem like a small concern next to a serious liver condition. Yet the mouth often reflects what is happening in the rest of the body.
Periodontics
September 30, 2026

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Saliva Blood : Why Is There Blood When Spitting?
Seeing Saliva Blood can feel alarming, especially when the source is unclear. The blood may come from the gums, tongue, cheeks, throat, or nose.
Periodontics
September 29, 2026

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Peripheral Artery Disease and Periodontitis: What Is the Connection?
Peripheral artery disease and periodontitis affect different body systems, yet they can share inflammatory and vascular risk factors. Periodontitis damages the tissues that support the teeth.
Periodontics
September 27, 2026

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Noma and Periodontal Disease: What Is the Connection and How Does Noma Affect Oral Health?
Noma is a rapidly progressing gangrenous disease that affects the mouth and face. It usually begins with inflammation or ulceration of the gingival tissues.
Periodontics
September 24, 2026
