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We all know that a good smile plays a big part in how people see you.

But did you know that a healthy mouth is crucial to your overall health?

General dentists are important professionals on the front lines of your dental care.

But for more complex cases involving the gums or bones in your mouth, periodontists are

the important dental specialists you need.

From the Greek word Periodontology, meaning around the tooth, periodontists are dentists

that specialize in the gums and bone that support your teeth where infections can grow.

So when should you see a periodontist?

Well, are you experiencing bleeding gums when you brush or floss?

Do people comment on your bad breath a little too often?

It could be a sign of a deeper infection.

Are your teeth a bit loose or are they shifting unexpectedly?

Are your gums receding and your teeth looking longer?

Or are the gums growing over your teeth and the teeth looking shorter?

Do you have missing teeth?

Periodontists are experts at dental implants.

Are your gums tender or painful?

Is there dark brown, yellow or white stuff stuck around and in between your teeth?

Are you feeling unusual sensitivity to cold or heat?

Do the gaps between your teeth seem to be getting wider?

Or is your bite not lining up the way it used to?

If you have any of these symptoms, it's time to make an appointment to see a periodontist.

Partnering with general dentists, periodontists keep people healthy and smiles even smilier

so you can chew better and enjoy life more fully.

For more infomation >> When Would I Need to See a Periodontist? - Duration: 1:42.

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