Danville Periodontists

DANVILLE, PA

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"... nice and clean. they have all modern equipments. he explains things very well. he is very gentle...."

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Do you have gingivitis?

Regular teeth cleanings can help prevent gingivitis. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member Janessa A. of Bellevue, Neb.)

Gingivitis (inflammation of the gums) is a common dental complaint. Understanding the causes of this condition can help in its prevention and treatment and limit the amount of time spent in the dentist's chair.

Treating gum disease without dental surgery

Dr. Duane Keller utilizes his own methods to treat gum disease. (Photo courtesy of Keller Professional Group)

When Jeff first came to me, it wasn’t just his teeth or gums that were bothering him: His constant leg pain meant he couldn’t work as a waiter anymore. But Jeff's orthopedist wouldn’t perform the joint surgery until he got the gum infection under control.

Avoid these habits to reverse receding gums

Contact a professional as soon as possible to prevent further dental injury. (Photo by Katie Jacewicz)

Receding gums point to a dental condition that requires immediate and professional medical attention. While waiting to see your dentist, avoid these habits to help minimize the damage to your gums.

6 gum disease treatment methods

Many toothbrushes have a color indicator that diminishes with use and tells you when to replace it. (Photo by Katie Jacewicz)

Gum disease affects many Americans, in particular those in their 30s and 40s. You have several different options available for treating gum disease, from simple at-home methods to professional dental care.

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