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FOR YOUR INFORMATION

We all know that simple actions such as brushing and flossing are important to maintain good oral health. Flossing the wrong way or not getting your teeth cleaned professionally can affect your oral health in the long term. At Saad Dentistry, we ensure that all our patients are always informed about different dental diseases. The right knowledge can help you to be prepared and take care of your oral health. Read the information provided below for your convenience. If you have any doubts or questions about dental procedures, please don’t hesitate to 

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  • IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR EXAMS
    Because of our commitment to preventative dental care, we recommend a checkup every three months. Most dental problems start small but then they go through a rapid growth phase. Regular checkups enable us to identify these problems before they turn into serious conditions: Plaque buildup Gingivitis Cavities Cracked or leaking fillings Bad bite
  • SERIOUS CONDITIONS BEGIN AS TREATABLE PROBLEMS
    Plaque, which is a sticky film of food and bacteria that forms constantly on your teeth, can harden in as little as 24 hours to become tartar. Even with proper brushing and flossing, most people aren’t able to remove all the plaque every day. The result is tartar buildup. Plaque and tartar buildup are the main causes of gingivitis which is an inflammation that makes gums swell and bleed. Gingivitis is reversible, but if it’s not treated, it can lead to periodontal disease. This is an infection that causes receding gums, bone loss and sometimes, tooth loss. The bacteria in plaque also cause tooth decay. A small cavity can easily be fixed but if it grows into the softer inner dentin layer of the tooth, it can reach the pulp chamber very quickly. This causes pain and further infection. Failed fillings can also lead to more decay. Unless it’s treated early, decay will most likely lead to a need for root canal treatment and crowns. Misaligned or missing teeth can contribute to problems with the jaw joint, such as pain and soreness, difficulty in opening and closing you mouth and earaches.
  • REGULAR CHECKUPS ALLOW US TO TREAT PROBLEMS EARLY
    To keep these dental problems from becoming serious, we recommend checkups twice a year. Regular cleanings enable us to keep tartar from accumulating on your teeth. During your regular visits, we will also perform a thorough exam to check your gums, measure the bone levels around your teeth, look for cavities, check your restorations and examine your bite. Regular exams are the best way to eliminate the growth phase of dental problems and minimize the time and money you spend in the dental chair.
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  • IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR EXAMS
    Because of our commitment to preventative dental care, we recommend a checkup every three months. Most dental problems start small but then they go through a rapid growth phase. Regular checkups enable us to identify these problems before they turn into serious conditions: Plaque buildup Gingivitis Cavities Cracked or leaking fillings Bad bite
  • SERIOUS CONDITIONS BEGIN AS TREATABLE PROBLEMS
    Plaque, which is a sticky film of food and bacteria that forms constantly on your teeth, can harden in as little as 24 hours to become tartar. Even with proper brushing and flossing, most people aren’t able to remove all the plaque every day. The result is tartar buildup. Plaque and tartar buildup are the main causes of gingivitis which is an inflammation that makes gums swell and bleed. Gingivitis is reversible, but if it’s not treated, it can lead to periodontal disease. This is an infection that causes receding gums, bone loss and sometimes, tooth loss. The bacteria in plaque also cause tooth decay. A small cavity can easily be fixed but if it grows into the softer inner dentin layer of the tooth, it can reach the pulp chamber very quickly. This causes pain and further infection. Failed fillings can also lead to more decay. Unless it’s treated early, decay will most likely lead to a need for root canal treatment and crowns. Misaligned or missing teeth can contribute to problems with the jaw joint, such as pain and soreness, difficulty in opening and closing you mouth and earaches.
  • REGULAR CHECKUPS ALLOW US TO TREAT PROBLEMS EARLY
    To keep these dental problems from becoming serious, we recommend checkups twice a year. Regular cleanings enable us to keep tartar from accumulating on your teeth. During your regular visits, we will also perform a thorough exam to check your gums, measure the bone levels around your teeth, look for cavities, check your restorations and examine your bite. Regular exams are the best way to eliminate the growth phase of dental problems and minimize the time and money you spend in the dental chair.

FLOSSING

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  • IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR EXAMS
    Because of our commitment to preventative dental care, we recommend a checkup every three months. Most dental problems start small but then they go through a rapid growth phase. Regular checkups enable us to identify these problems before they turn into serious conditions: Plaque buildup Gingivitis Cavities Cracked or leaking fillings Bad bite
  • SERIOUS CONDITIONS BEGIN AS TREATABLE PROBLEMS
    Plaque, which is a sticky film of food and bacteria that forms constantly on your teeth, can harden in as little as 24 hours to become tartar. Even with proper brushing and flossing, most people aren’t able to remove all the plaque every day. The result is tartar buildup. Plaque and tartar buildup are the main causes of gingivitis which is an inflammation that makes gums swell and bleed. Gingivitis is reversible, but if it’s not treated, it can lead to periodontal disease. This is an infection that causes receding gums, bone loss and sometimes, tooth loss. The bacteria in plaque also cause tooth decay. A small cavity can easily be fixed but if it grows into the softer inner dentin layer of the tooth, it can reach the pulp chamber very quickly. This causes pain and further infection. Failed fillings can also lead to more decay. Unless it’s treated early, decay will most likely lead to a need for root canal treatment and crowns. Misaligned or missing teeth can contribute to problems with the jaw joint, such as pain and soreness, difficulty in opening and closing you mouth and earaches.
  • REGULAR CHECKUPS ALLOW US TO TREAT PROBLEMS EARLY
    To keep these dental problems from becoming serious, we recommend checkups twice a year. Regular cleanings enable us to keep tartar from accumulating on your teeth. During your regular visits, we will also perform a thorough exam to check your gums, measure the bone levels around your teeth, look for cavities, check your restorations and examine your bite. Regular exams are the best way to eliminate the growth phase of dental problems and minimize the time and money you spend in the dental chair.
  • IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR EXAMS
    Because of our commitment to preventative dental care, we recommend a checkup every three months. Most dental problems start small but then they go through a rapid growth phase. Regular checkups enable us to identify these problems before they turn into serious conditions: Plaque buildup Gingivitis Cavities Cracked or leaking fillings Bad bite
  • SERIOUS CONDITIONS BEGIN AS TREATABLE PROBLEMS
    Plaque, which is a sticky film of food and bacteria that forms constantly on your teeth, can harden in as little as 24 hours to become tartar. Even with proper brushing and flossing, most people aren’t able to remove all the plaque every day. The result is tartar buildup. Plaque and tartar buildup are the main causes of gingivitis which is an inflammation that makes gums swell and bleed. Gingivitis is reversible, but if it’s not treated, it can lead to periodontal disease. This is an infection that causes receding gums, bone loss and sometimes, tooth loss. The bacteria in plaque also cause tooth decay. A small cavity can easily be fixed but if it grows into the softer inner dentin layer of the tooth, it can reach the pulp chamber very quickly. This causes pain and further infection. Failed fillings can also lead to more decay. Unless it’s treated early, decay will most likely lead to a need for root canal treatment and crowns. Misaligned or missing teeth can contribute to problems with the jaw joint, such as pain and soreness, difficulty in opening and closing you mouth and earaches.
  • REGULAR CHECKUPS ALLOW US TO TREAT PROBLEMS EARLY
    To keep these dental problems from becoming serious, we recommend checkups twice a year. Regular cleanings enable us to keep tartar from accumulating on your teeth. During your regular visits, we will also perform a thorough exam to check your gums, measure the bone levels around your teeth, look for cavities, check your restorations and examine your bite. Regular exams are the best way to eliminate the growth phase of dental problems and minimize the time and money you spend in the dental chair.
gingivitis
  • IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR EXAMS
    Because of our commitment to preventative dental care, we recommend a checkup every three months. Most dental problems start small but then they go through a rapid growth phase. Regular checkups enable us to identify these problems before they turn into serious conditions: Plaque buildup Gingivitis Cavities Cracked or leaking fillings Bad bite
  • SERIOUS CONDITIONS BEGIN AS TREATABLE PROBLEMS
    Plaque, which is a sticky film of food and bacteria that forms constantly on your teeth, can harden in as little as 24 hours to become tartar. Even with proper brushing and flossing, most people aren’t able to remove all the plaque every day. The result is tartar buildup. Plaque and tartar buildup are the main causes of gingivitis which is an inflammation that makes gums swell and bleed. Gingivitis is reversible, but if it’s not treated, it can lead to periodontal disease. This is an infection that causes receding gums, bone loss and sometimes, tooth loss. The bacteria in plaque also cause tooth decay. A small cavity can easily be fixed but if it grows into the softer inner dentin layer of the tooth, it can reach the pulp chamber very quickly. This causes pain and further infection. Failed fillings can also lead to more decay. Unless it’s treated early, decay will most likely lead to a need for root canal treatment and crowns. Misaligned or missing teeth can contribute to problems with the jaw joint, such as pain and soreness, difficulty in opening and closing you mouth and earaches.
  • REGULAR CHECKUPS ALLOW US TO TREAT PROBLEMS EARLY
    To keep these dental problems from becoming serious, we recommend checkups twice a year. Regular cleanings enable us to keep tartar from accumulating on your teeth. During your regular visits, we will also perform a thorough exam to check your gums, measure the bone levels around your teeth, look for cavities, check your restorations and examine your bite. Regular exams are the best way to eliminate the growth phase of dental problems and minimize the time and money you spend in the dental chair.

DIAGNOSING PERIODONTAL DISEASE

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  • IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR EXAMS
    Because of our commitment to preventative dental care, we recommend a checkup every three months. Most dental problems start small but then they go through a rapid growth phase. Regular checkups enable us to identify these problems before they turn into serious conditions: Plaque buildup Gingivitis Cavities Cracked or leaking fillings Bad bite
  • SERIOUS CONDITIONS BEGIN AS TREATABLE PROBLEMS
    Plaque, which is a sticky film of food and bacteria that forms constantly on your teeth, can harden in as little as 24 hours to become tartar. Even with proper brushing and flossing, most people aren’t able to remove all the plaque every day. The result is tartar buildup. Plaque and tartar buildup are the main causes of gingivitis which is an inflammation that makes gums swell and bleed. Gingivitis is reversible, but if it’s not treated, it can lead to periodontal disease. This is an infection that causes receding gums, bone loss and sometimes, tooth loss. The bacteria in plaque also cause tooth decay. A small cavity can easily be fixed but if it grows into the softer inner dentin layer of the tooth, it can reach the pulp chamber very quickly. This causes pain and further infection. Failed fillings can also lead to more decay. Unless it’s treated early, decay will most likely lead to a need for root canal treatment and crowns. Misaligned or missing teeth can contribute to problems with the jaw joint, such as pain and soreness, difficulty in opening and closing you mouth and earaches.
  • REGULAR CHECKUPS ALLOW US TO TREAT PROBLEMS EARLY
    To keep these dental problems from becoming serious, we recommend checkups twice a year. Regular cleanings enable us to keep tartar from accumulating on your teeth. During your regular visits, we will also perform a thorough exam to check your gums, measure the bone levels around your teeth, look for cavities, check your restorations and examine your bite. Regular exams are the best way to eliminate the growth phase of dental problems and minimize the time and money you spend in the dental chair.
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