Category: Holistic Periodontal Care

Using PRP Therapy To Encourage Tissue Growth

When you meet with a specialist to discuss the impact of periodontal disease on your health and smile, one area of concern will be potential tissue damage from bacteria. At our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal office, we can actually recommend a service that helps you with this by using natural growth factors. PRP therapy makes… Read more »

Combating Gum Disease With Ozone Therapy

It is important that you take problems with gum disease seriously. In time, an infection can take a serious toll on your well-being. In addition to interfering with your ability to manage your general health, the problem can cause tissue damage that leads to tooth loss. At our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice, we can… Read more »

Controlling Infections With Ozone Therapy

If you are not trying to keep problems with periodontal disease under control, you can find yourself dealing with tooth loss. You can also experience more difficulties controlling problems with your general health, including potential issues with your heart! Our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice provides different treatment solutions for patients who are affected by… Read more »

Using Ozone Therapy To Fight Gum Disease

There are different solutions to problems caused by gum disease. For someone who arranges treatment in time, preventive efforts can successfully reverse an infection and prevent long-term difficulties. If you already have problems with periodontal disease, more involved services can be required to protect you against further complications. At our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice,… Read more »

Why We Turn To PRP Therapy To Encourage Gum Tissue Recovery

The tissue damage caused by periodontal disease is not something to take lightly. As time passes, the damage to your gums and jawbone tissues will take support away from your teeth, increasing your risk for tooth loss over time. In order to help patients who are already struggling with these issues, Our Encinitas/San Diego, CA… Read more »

Using Ozone Therapy To Target Harmful Periodontal Bacteria

The buildup of bacteria beneath your gum line can have serious consequences for your health. In time, periodontal disease can destroy tissues that support teeth, causing tooth loss to occur. Bacteria that move through your bloodstream after building up under your gums can actually create problems for your general health, leading to more complications from… Read more »

Could Ozone Therapy Enhance Your Gum Health?

Keeping your gums healthy is an important part of your overall oral hygiene routine, and in many ways, it’s just as simple. By preventing oral bacteria from accumulating heavily on your gum line, you can largely prevent the conditions that lead to gingivitis and more serious gum disease. However, controlling oral and periodontal bacteria isn’t… Read more »

Encouraging The Growth Of Healthy Gum Tissues

Periodontal disease is a harmful condition that can seriously impact your appearance, and your general health. When a person lets periodontal problems go unaddressed, the damage that occurs to the tissues supporting their teeth can result in tooth loss over time. Poorly managed gum health can also result in problems that make it harder for… Read more »

Can Platelet-Rich Therapy Boost Your Periodontal Health?

The goal of holistic periodontal treatment isn’t just to fight periodontal (gum) disease, but to do so in a way that optimizes your oral and periodontal health. For example, in addition to scaling and root planing to remove harmful bacteria from underneath your gums, you may also benefit from one or more minimally invasive treatments… Read more »

Should Ozone Be Part of Your Periodontal Maintenance?

The biggest factors that drive the development of periodontal disease are harmful oral bacteria, which is why targeting these microbes is one of the most important factors in treating it. For example, scaling and root planing (deep cleaning) actively removes the biofilms (plaque and tartar) that form on your teeth roots. At our Encinitas/San Diego… Read more »