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1. If periodontal problems are not of any serious nature, the dentist may encourage you to wear your new denture immediately after extractions.
2. If periodontal problems are not treated, they can become severe and may eventually lead to tooth loss.
3. One sign of periodontal problems is having excessively large pockets between the gum and the teeth (normal pocket depth is typically 3mm or less).

Chewing

1. Dull ache when chewing often can be associated with gingival inflammation or periodontal problems.

Diabetes

1. Controlling both type 1 and 2 diabetes may help reduce periodontal problems.

Decay

1. Flossing is just as important as brushing in the prevention of dental decay and periodontal problems.

Oral Hygiene

1. Oral hygiene has to be excellent and frequent to prevent these food traps from causing cavities or periodontal problems.

Periodontal Diseases

1. Periodontal problems can complicate the management of diabetes, and poorly controlled diabetes may aggravate periodontal diseases.

Gingivitis

1. If not removed regularly, it can lead to dental cavities (caries) or periodontal problems (such as gingivitis).

Patients

1. Patients should be informed that good oral hygiene will help prevent many periodontal problems.

Check-Up

1. If you have no signs of periodontal problems, good for you -- but make sure to have another check-up in five to 10 years.

Gums

1. During a checkup, the dentist examines your gums for periodontal problems.
2. During checkups, your dentist will examine your gums for periodontal problems.

Smile

1. From periodontal problems to whitening discolored teeth, lasers offer a safe and effective method of caring for your smile.

Natural Smile

1. A "gummy smile" detracts from the appeal of your natural smile and can lead to periodontal problems in the future.

Teeth

1. It is true that implants can't decay, but they are susceptible to periodontal problems just like real teeth.
2. The frenum may cause periodontal problems by pulling the gums away from the teeth and causing recession.

Chewing Function

1. A missing tooth causes the whole structure of the mouth to change, resulting in shifting teeth, periodontal problems & deterioration of the chewing function.

Natural Healing

1. Natural healing for periodontal problems is more than possible.

Periodontal Problems

1. Female hormones affect the gums, and women are particularly susceptible to periodontal problems.
2. Having regular dental check-ups and periodontal examinations are very important and will help detect if periodontal problems exist.

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1. Female Hormones
2. Natural Healing
3. Chewing Function
4. Natural Smile
5. Gummy Smile
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