Are you suffering from or do you believe that you are suffering from ailments and infections in your gum tissue? If so, you may be suffering from what is known as gum disease. Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is a serious yet common disease that results from infections of your gum tissues. Gum disease is a progressive disease... read more »
If you have diabetes, at Ariel Dental in Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania, we understand how important it is to provide excellent oral care to ensure a healthy smile. Diabetes affects more than 29.1 million people in the U.S. alone, and keeping your condition managed and building a strong immune system is vital. When you have diabetes, your saliva production is lowered,... read more »
You have probably heard of the mind-body connection, as this is a popular topic. However, have you heard of the mouth-body connection? Visiting our dental office often isn’t just about cleaning your teeth or getting a dental filling placed; it is about your overall health. This is because the health of your mouth can influence the rest of your body.... read more »
If you’re brushing and flossing your teeth only to spit a little pink in the sink, you shouldn’t dismiss it as a sign of aggressive oral hygiene. In many cases, this is an early sign that you might have gum disease. Research conducted by the American Dental Association estimates that 47% of people over the age of 30 have gum... read more »
How many times have you heard that exercise is important if you’re interested in staying in shape? How often have you heard that you should also exercise if you’re interested in keeping your heart, body, and even your brain healthy? Conversely, have you heard that exercising regularly will also help you keep your teeth and gums healthy and strong? You... read more »
The health of your gums can have a significant impact on your overall quality of life. Chronic gum disease complications can be very inconvenient and severe gum disease treatment can often be costly. With early detection at Ariel Dental, the earliest form of gum disease, which is known as gingivitis, can often be remediated and further prevented. Most of the... read more »