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Good gum health is essential to a beautiful smile. Your gums help hold your teeth in place to keep them in alignment. Gum recession causes gum tissue to pull back from your teeth, which can result in your teeth becoming loose. As gum recession can develop gradually, you may not notice it’s occurring until you […]

Periodontal disease, commonly known as gum disease, is a serious oral health issue that can lead to many problems if left untreated. Understanding the causes of periodontal disease is crucial for its prevention and effective management. In this article, we’ll explore five common causes of periodontal disease and offer insights on how to combat them, […]

When it comes to oral health, missing teeth can have profound consequences, affecting not only one’s appearance but also overall dental function and psychological well-being. Enter dental implants, the gold standard in tooth replacement. These sophisticated prosthetics offer more than just cosmetic restoration; they provide a permanent solution that closely mimics natural teeth in both […]

Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, poses a significant threat to oral health with far-reaching implications. Beyond causing gum inflammation and tooth loss, problems with teeth and gums have been linked to systemic health issues like heart disease and diabetes. The importance of treatment not only preserves oral structures but also safeguards overall well-being. […]

In modern dentistry, the prospect of replacing all your natural teeth with dental implants has gained attention as a progressive solution to restore not only smiles but also overall oral function. While dental implants offered by Dr. Hoda Hosseini, Dr. Katie Chung, and the team at ClearCare Periodontal and Implant Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, can offer undeniable benefits, […]

Your smile can be one of your most captivating features, but what happens when you have beautiful teeth but your gums begin to recede? Gum recession is a common oral health concern that not only affects the aesthetics of your smile but also poses oral health risks. Let’s take a look into the leading causes […]

Gum disease is incredibly common and one of the leading causes for people in Winnipeg, Manitoba, to seek professional dental care. An infection of the gums is typically easy to reverse and treat, but if left untreated, what results is incredibly detrimental effects on oral health.  Gum disease occurs in two stages: gingivitis and periodontitis. Dr. […]

Dr. Hoda Hosseini, Dr. Katie Chung, and the team at ClearCare Periodontal & Implant Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, educate patients on how to restore their oral health. When patients with gum disease visit Dr. Hosseini and the team, it is generally treatable and reversible. It can become more complicated if gum disease has progressed to later stages. […]

When you lose a tooth (or multiple teeth), you are suddenly at risk for bone loss. Bone loss in your jaw will result in a weakened jawbone, which will not be able to provide the support necessary for a dental implant. Visiting a Winnipeg, Manitoba, dental professional experienced in bone grafting and dental implants will allow for […]

Do your gums bleed when you brush? Have they become inflamed and sore? If so, your mouth is trying to tell you that you have developed periodontitis. Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, can progress from easy-to-treat early stages to more severe stages, which require more intense treatment. When you notice symptoms of periodontitis, […]

Have you been told you have gum disease? It may come as a surprise because you don’t have pain or other obvious symptoms. Unfortunately, that is where many patients fall into its trap. Gum disease, also called periodontal disease, “silently” damages your gums and surrounding tissues without apparent signs. Nevertheless, there are subtle indicators you should […]

Tooth loss can happen suddenly or after some time due to wear and/or gum disease. Whatever the cause, you’ll find it hard to smile confidently when there are large gaps between your teeth. Tooth loss also makes it hard to eat and puts you at greater risk of cavities. It can also lead to dental […]