Gum Therapy

Daily brushing and flossing may not be enough to combat the plaque that constantly forms on teeth. Plaque build up is the number one cause of the gum disease gingivitis, which if left untreated results in a host of health concerns including heart disease or stroke. The team at Dental Depot is fierce about the fight against plaque and provides regular therapy for gums using state of the art treatments.

Common signs of Gum Disease

  • Red and swollen gums
  • Bleeding gums while eating, flossing or brushing
  • Bad breath or bad taste in your mouth
  • Receding gum line , or gums that are pulling away from teeth and forming pockets
  • Pain or tenderness in the gums

How Can You Prevent Gum Disease?

Gum disease is preventable.  In addition to visiting your dentist on a regular basis, we recommend the following:

  • Brush and floss your teeth twice a day
  • Use a mouthwash designed to reduce plaque buildup
  • Maintain a schedule of regular cleanings

Treating Gum Disease:

If you are experiencing the symptoms of gum disease, it’s essential that you begin treatment right away.  Besides tooth loss, gum disease, if left untreated has been linked to a variety of health issues ranging from heart disease and stroke to diabetes.  If you think you may have gum disease, please contact us to schedule an appointment right away.

Easy Dental Financing

It’s great to have dental insurance, but many dental plans only cover preventive dental care treatments such as regular dental visits, X-rays and dental cleanings. Learn more and apply online.

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Testimonial

The service is always friendly. Office administration is efficient. Best of all, Dr. Kana always takes the time to explain the issue even when he’s busy. The order of the treatment plan Dr. Kana laid out exactly followed my plan… it’s good to be on the same page. I appreciate the technology- from the staff headsets to the digital X-rays and computer charting. I always feel like I am getting thorough care.
Kendy F., Flower Mound, TX

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