Gum Recession Treatment
Gum disease is quite common among adults in the United States. In fact, it is so common that many people may not think it is a big deal. However, when left untreated, gum disease can quickly advance and even lead to gum recession. Once it sets in, the only effective course of treatment is to visit your periodontist in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. The good news is that even if you are currently experiencing a receding gum line, Dr. Tom McCawley and Dr. Mark McCawley may be able to help with special gum treatment.
Read MoreThe Affordability of Dental Implants
Dental implants are becoming an increasingly popular option for people who have one or more missing teeth. However, some patients are still a bit apprehensive about such procedures because they worry the dental implant cost will be too high. Dr. Mark McCawley at the McCawley Center for Laser Periodontics and Implants can answer your questions about the procedure so you can make an informed decision. Before you even do that, we can also discuss which factors affect the cost of dental implants the most.
Read MoreHow to Prevent Gum Disease in 7 Easy Steps
We all know that gum disease can lead to gum recession and loose teeth but there is more to it than that. Gum disease not only destroys your beautiful smile, it can raise the likelihood that you will suffer from a host of systemic illnesses. Cancer, heart disease, stroke, and diabetes are more likely to develop in those with gum disease. If maintaining healthy gums can prevent illness, how can we best avoid gum disease in Ft. Lauderdale, FL?
Read MoreAre Dental Implants Affordable?
There are many health benefits to dental implants such as how they keep jaw bone density resilient and prevent surrounding teeth from shifting. However, many patients end up being more concerned about the final dental implant cost than anything else. Dr. Tom McCawley will always inform you of how much you will need to pay before proceeding, so you can make an informed decision.
Read MoreWhy You Should Choose a Periodontist for Dental Implants
Many patients are unaware of what makes a periodontist different than a general dentist, especially when it comes to the placement of dental implants. A periodontist is a dental specialist who has received an additional three years of training focused on the hard and soft tissues of the mouth. This additional education gives periodontists an in-depth knowledge of surgical procedures and how to perform them for improved success.
Read More5 Natural Foods that Promote Healthy Gums
March is National Nutrition Month! Did you know that nutrition plays a vital role in the health of your teeth and gums, in addition to your body as a whole? While maintaining proper dental health in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, is important, eating a diet rich in natural nutrients can help provide additional protection against cavities and gum disease. Our periodontist, Dr. Tom McCawley, outlines some of the best foods for your gum health below.
Read MoreWhy Teeth Today Dental Implants are the Right Fit For Your Smile
You want to restore your smile but you know it could take weeks or even months to complete the process with traditional dental implants. This is where Teeth-Today Dental Implants come in. This revolutionary type of dental implant allows you to replace missing teeth and enjoy a fully restored smile in just one day!
Read MorePrevent the Destructive Combination of Gum Disease and Bruxism
Although your body is made of numerous parts and systems, they are all connected. When a health condition arises and is left untreated, it can affect a seemingly unrelated issue and compound the damage. Two common oral concerns are gum disease, affecting over half of all Americans, and teeth grinding in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, which affects more than 30 percent of the population. * When gum disease (periodontal disease) and teeth grinding (bruxism) combine, they can accelerate the damage caused by each, creating a harmful effect to your oral health.
Read MoreAdvanced Gum Recession Treatment
Gum recession potentially leads to problems with your oral health, including tooth decay, missing teeth and infections. Traditionally, periodontists treated advanced gum disease and recession with gum graft surgery. Technological advances have led to a new procedure, PST, that has a reduced recovery time and a better outcome. That is why Dr. McCawley offers PST, or pinhole surgical technique in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
Read MoreWhy Do I Need to Visit a Periodontist?
If you have been referred to a periodontist, you may be wondering what it is that they do. Periodontists are specialists in the health of your gums, jaw bone and in periodontal disease. After they attend regular dental school training, they elect to study for another three years to become specialists in periodontics. While many people visit a periodontist for gum disease treatment, they correct much more than bleeding gums.
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