The causes of periodontal disease are multifaceted, often stemming from poor oral hygiene, smoking, and genetic factors. Bacterial plaque buildup is the primary culprit, which,
So, you had teeth extracted and/or are missing a few teeth? No big deal, right? Do not fool yourself! There are plenty of issues that
Thinking about retiring soon? Retirement can be a wonderful time. You will have more freedom to pursue interests you have, but you may lose
Have you ever wondered if your general dentist (GP) is truly qualified to offer complex treatments, such as soft tissue grafting or dental implants? Many
For some people, going to the dentist receiving general cleaning is enough to maintain healthy oral hygiene. However, for some patients dealing with a more
Advanced Periodontics and Dental Implant Center of Connecticut is excited to celebrate 30 years in practice. Below is the press release announcing this new milestone.
When growing up, we were always taught to brush our teeth – and you should. But along with brushing your teeth daily, you should be
Have you recently noticed that your gums tend to bleed after brushing or while flossing? If so, there are several possible causes—some of them more
February is Gum Disease Awareness Month and Connecticut periodontist Richard Amato, DDS, is recognizing it by spreading awareness of the importance of maintaining periodontal health
Chocolate. Gummies. Cakes. Cookies. Pies. Sweets are everywhere this time of year, and it can be tough to resist all those goodies. Who can say
