What is it? The bucal frenulum or labial frenulum is a tissue that connects the gum with the lip. The upper frenulum is larger and thicker than the lower one. In many occasions the upper frenulum is positioned between the two incisors and causes diastemas or separation of the teeth. This separation influences the integration […]
When we speak of Guided Bone Regeneration, we refer to rebuilding the bone that we have lost due to different causes; whether due to periodontal disease, trauma, tooth fracture etc.; By reconstructing these bone volume deficiencies, we will be able to expand the treatment options for our patients. Bone loss can occur in a horizontal […]
It is very important to understand the consequences of losing a tooth since once you see it lost and the healing process is complete, you should not feel discomfort in terms of pain; and by not having pain we could think that everything is fine, which is not entirely true. The mouth is like a […]
Periodontal disease is gum disease, it is a very common disease that many of our patients present but do not know that they suffer from it, since it is a silent disease. This disease is caused by bacteria and it is a disease that has no cure but is controlled, like other diseases such as […]
Pregnancy is a natural and extraordinarily beautiful process in the life of a woman, therefore medical supervision, prevention and physical and emotional help are needed throughout this time so that this dynamic state of changes does not affect the health of the pregnant woman. The teeth, supporting tissues and oral mucosa can be affected by […]
The early stage of gum disease is called GINGIVITIS. If you have gingivitis, your gums may become red, swollen and bleed easily. At this stage, the disease is still reversible and can usually be eliminated by a professional cleaning at your dental office, followed by daily brushing and flossing. Advanced gum disease is called PERIODONTITIS. […]
