Previously, we discussed that tartar build-up caused by plaque is the main cause of periodontal (gum) disease, but is that the only thing?
Besides tartar build-up there are some other factors that can lead to this disease. These include:
These factors and others (substance abuse, tobacco use, poorly fitting dental work, poor nutrition, etc…) can increase your risk of periodontal disease.
The best way to decrease your risk of experiencing any issues with your gums is by keeping a proper dental hygiene routine and visiting the dentist regularly.
Are you concerned about the health of your gums?
If you have any questions or are concerned about the health of your gums, be sure to schedule an appointment at Milford Dental Excellence in Milford, OH.
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