Do
you have periodontal disease that has attacked the bone? Have you given up and
believe your mouth can never have the healthy, white smile of your past? We
have good news for you. Technology, being utilized in periodontal offices, can regenerate
bone and restore your smile. This
procedure may sound complicated, but in a few short visits, you can be on your
way to a smile where the bone is restored.
“In
order to determine the best route for you, your periodontist,” says Dr. DenineRice, “will need to evaluate your periodontal health.” Depending on how much
damage has been done, and where there is bone loss, will determine which
procedure and where the bone is placed.
The bone is
usually artificially created and then implanted into the jawbone once bacteria
have been removed. It is important for the bad bacteria to be removed from the
gum tissue and for any periodontal disease to be under control prior to this
procedure being conducted, otherwise, it will be difficult for healthy bacteria
to grow.
Once
the procedure is completed it is important to give your mouth the time to heal.
You'll want to adjust some of the foods you eat. "Double check with your
periodontist after the procedure is completed for any post-surgery
requirements," suggests Periodontist Dr. Rice.
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