What happens if I delay treatment for gum disease?

Q: What happens if I delay treatment for gum disease?

Short Answer: Delaying treatment can lead to tooth loss, bone loss, and expensive procedures. Early treatment with scaling and root planing helps avoid major complications. We recommend replacing your toothbrush every 3–4 months or after illness. We'll also show you proper brushing technique to avoid enamel wear.

Short Answer: Delaying treatment can lead to tooth loss, bone loss, and expensive procedures. Early treatment with scaling and root planing helps avoid major complications.

We recommend replacing your toothbrush every 3–4 months or after illness.

We’ll also show you proper brushing technique to avoid enamel wear.

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