If you notice your gum tissues are red, swollen, and uncomfortable, it may be time to talk to a dentist. Dr. Bella Hanono and her team in Alpharetta, Georgia, work routinely with patients who notice these changes in their smiles and seek assistance to restore the gums to a healthy pink. Gums that are swollen, […]
Your teeth are intended to last a lifetime. But we all know that the unexpected can happen. Trauma to the mouth or the development of periodontal disease can impact the health of the smile in dramatic ways. Certain conditions, such as plaque and tartar development, can also contribute to these issues. With professional teeth cleanings […]
Periodontitis is an advanced gum disease that can lead to premature tooth loss. Pain, bleeding gums, gum inflammation, and receding gums are signs of this condition. A visit to Dr. Bella Hanono in Alpharetta, Georgia, can determine if you have periodontitis so you can receive treatment. At Bella Hanono Family Dentistry, we use Arestin, an […]
So, your dentist has said you have gum disease. While this might be intimidating at first, the condition is treatable. With the help of the dental team at Bella Hanono Family Dentistry, you will learn how to treat gum disease and how to prevent it in the future to keep your gums healthy. Understanding Gum […]
A periodontal pocket, otherwise known as periodontitis, is a gap between your tooth and your gums caused by plaque building up over time. They are a sign of advanced gum disease and require treatment, but it’s possible to avoid long-term damage with treatment and prevention with improved oral hygiene, depending on the severity. At Bella […]
Gum disease may be common, but it’s a severe condition that worsens over time if it’s left untreated. When you don’t take proper action to stop periodontal disease in its tracks, your bones, gums, and teeth can be destroyed, and the only remedy at this point is surgery. If you suspect that you have gum […]
Although your smile wouldn’t look the same without them, there is more to your gums than improving your looks. Beyond holding your teeth in place, gums form a protective barrier for your tooth roots. Regrettably, your gums aren’t foolproof to diseases, especially periodontal disease. While gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in […]