- general anesthesia – the use of medication to induce a controlled unconscious state in a patient during treatment, allows reduced or eliminated sensation of pain and reflexive motion
- gingiva – also called gum tissue, soft tissue that surrounds teeth within the mouth
- gingivectomy – surgical removal of gum tissue/gingiva
- gingivitis – stage of periodontal disease where gum tissue is inflamed and/or infected, but the loss of tissues has not occurred
- graft – surgical addition of natural or synthetic tissue to repair or reinforce tissues with defects or deficiency
- Guided Tissue Regeneration (GTR) – an advanced surgical technique used to enhance bone regeneration/regrowth
- gum recession – shrinkage of gums due to periodontal disease, surgery, or other cause resulting in exposure of teeth roots
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8 Great Ways to Improve Your Smile | Dental Implants Ocean NJ
We all know the importance of making a great first impression. Whether you’re going into a job interview or about to go on your first date with someone new, you want to have the confidence that comes with a great smile. After years of wear and tear however, a lot of people end up with…
Mythbusters: Gum Disease Edition! | Ocean NJ Periodontist
Gum disease is an infection of the tissues that surround and support your teeth. This is caused from the plaque that hardens and turns into calculus or tartar. This disease is completely preventable by exhibiting proper oral health. This disease is also completely irreversible in it’s earliest stage known as gingivitis. Of course every disease…
5 Diseases Linked to Poor Gum Health | Periodontist in Ocean NJ
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