The best dental experience ever from the time I walked through the door until it was time to leave. The staff is absolutely amazing, very thorough, comforting, and made sure to let me know step by step what was going on during my appointment. They take their time, nothing is rushed and that let me know they truly care about my dental health. This was my first time at this office and I can say I have found the dentist home for me.
People who suffer from diabetes are more susceptible to developing infections than those without the condition. It’s not widely known that periodontal disease is often considered the sixth complication of diabetes — particularly when the diabetes isn’t under proper control.
Periodontal disease (often called gum disease) is a progressive condition that often leads to tooth loss if treatment is not promptly sought. Periodontal disease begins with a bacterial infection in the gingival tissue which surrounds the teeth. As the bacteria colonize, the gum pockets become deeper, the gums recede, and periodontitis eventually attacks the underlying bone tissue.
Diabetes is a serious condition characterized by too much glucose (sugar) in the blood. While type II diabetics are unable to regulate insulin levels, which means excess glucose stays in the blood, type I diabetics don’t produce any insulin at all.