New Non-Surgical Treatment Options To Reverse Gum Disease with Dr. Alina Krivitsky
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Gum disease, or periodontitis, is
Gum disease, or periodontitis, is an infection of the soft tissue and bone that supports the teeth. Left untreated, it can lead to receding gums, tooth loss, and other serious health problems. In this video, Dr. Alina Krivitsky explains new non-surgical treatment options for reversing gum disease without surgery. She also discusses the use of antibiotics, laser therapy and other non-surgical treatments that can help restore oral health and improve a patient’s quality of life.
If you are curious about non surgical periodontal therapy, please visit
➡️ https://www.implantperiocenter.com/sc...
Periodontal maintenance is an important part of oral health, and it is essential to prevent the onset or progression of periodontal disease.
➡️ https://www.implantperiocenter.com/pe...
Periodontal regeneration is a specialized treatment used to restore damaged bone and tissue that has been caused by periodontal disease.
➡️ https://www.implantperiocenter.com/pe...
The Bonner method is a diagnostic technique that uses microscopic analysis of plaque samples to gain insight into a patient’s oral health and identify risk factors for periodontal disease.
➡️ https://www.implantperiocenter.com/bo...
Location:
CENTER for Advanced Periodontal & Implant Therapy
11620 Wilshire Blvd #718,
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 299-8329
🎥 Video Transcript:
You're watching the Wellness Hour, news that makes you healthier. I'm Randy Alvarez. Today's topic new treatment options for people with a bacterial infection. Gum disease in their mouth. According to my first guest, she says no more bleeding gums, bad breath, loose teeth, painful teeth, red puffy gums. With a new technique a new technology, you could reverse it. And with us we have Dr. Alina Krivitzki. Dr. Krivitzki, welcome to the program.
Thank you so much, Randy. It's a pleasure to be here. I've had you on the program talking about some other topics. Your husband on the show talking about dental implants. So as a periodontist, who's the typical patient that comes to you to treat their gum disease?
Sure, Randy. We have several types of patients. We have primarily patients that come in because their general dentist referred them to us, because they've been treating them for years and years, and they've lost control and they can no longer help them. They've been doing deep cleaning after deep cleaning, and their pockets or bone loss is continuing to increase, and they're sending them to us to help them with their situation.
Could you tell me about that deep cleaning for a moment? So if somebody is getting a deep cleaning, that's a clean that's under the gum line. Is that what it's designed for? Absolutely. A deep cleaning is a layman's term to go ahead and go underneath the gum line, especially for patients who are gum disease patients, because that distance for the gum disease patients in what we call pockets is basically the distance between the gum and the tooth. And as the teeth disattach from the bone and gums, basically this distance becomes longer and longer, becoming more difficult to clean.
So the gums kind of move away from the teeth? Absolutely. As the bone goes away as well. So the support system, because we periodontists are basically supporters, we treat the supporting system of the tooth. No matter how beautiful the tooth looks, if there is no great support or foundation, the tooth is not going to stay long in the mouth. Okay.
Can you help me give us a working definition? Like, what's an easy way for all of us to understand what is gum disease? So gum disease is actually an infectious disease, which is very not so much well known fact to most people. A lot of my patients that come in and talk to me about it before I even get to say hello, they tell me, I know, I know it's genetic. There's nothing I can do about it. That's the first thing I hear from about 75% of my patients.
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If you are curious about non surgical periodontal therapy, please visit
➡️ https://www.implantperiocenter.com/sc...
Periodontal maintenance is an important part of oral health, and it is essential to prevent the onset or progression of periodontal disease.
➡️ https://www.implantperiocenter.com/pe...
Periodontal regeneration is a specialized treatment used to restore damaged bone and tissue that has been caused by periodontal disease.
➡️ https://www.implantperiocenter.com/pe...
The Bonner method is a diagnostic technique that uses microscopic analysis of plaque samples to gain insight into a patient’s oral health and identify risk factors for periodontal disease.
➡️ https://www.implantperiocenter.com/bo...
Location:
CENTER for Advanced Periodontal & Implant Therapy
11620 Wilshire Blvd #718,
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 299-8329
🎥 Video Transcript:
You're watching the Wellness Hour, news that makes you healthier. I'm Randy Alvarez. Today's topic new treatment options for people with a bacterial infection. Gum disease in their mouth. According to my first guest, she says no more bleeding gums, bad breath, loose teeth, painful teeth, red puffy gums. With a new technique a new technology, you could reverse it. And with us we have Dr. Alina Krivitzki. Dr. Krivitzki, welcome to the program.
Thank you so much, Randy. It's a pleasure to be here. I've had you on the program talking about some other topics. Your husband on the show talking about dental implants. So as a periodontist, who's the typical patient that comes to you to treat their gum disease?
Sure, Randy. We have several types of patients. We have primarily patients that come in because their general dentist referred them to us, because they've been treating them for years and years, and they've lost control and they can no longer help them. They've been doing deep cleaning after deep cleaning, and their pockets or bone loss is continuing to increase, and they're sending them to us to help them with their situation.
Could you tell me about that deep cleaning for a moment? So if somebody is getting a deep cleaning, that's a clean that's under the gum line. Is that what it's designed for? Absolutely. A deep cleaning is a layman's term to go ahead and go underneath the gum line, especially for patients who are gum disease patients, because that distance for the gum disease patients in what we call pockets is basically the distance between the gum and the tooth. And as the teeth disattach from the bone and gums, basically this distance becomes longer and longer, becoming more difficult to clean.
So the gums kind of move away from the teeth? Absolutely. As the bone goes away as well. So the support system, because we periodontists are basically supporters, we treat the supporting system of the tooth. No matter how beautiful the tooth looks, if there is no great support or foundation, the tooth is not going to stay long in the mouth. Okay.
Can you help me give us a working definition? Like, what's an easy way for all of us to understand what is gum disease? So gum disease is actually an infectious disease, which is very not so much well known fact to most people. A lot of my patients that come in and talk to me about it before I even get to say hello, they tell me, I know, I know it's genetic. There's nothing I can do about it. That's the first thing I hear from about 75% of my patients.
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