Avoid Tooth Loss by Treating Gum Disease

stephenlega • February 1, 2021

You should never ignore bleeding gums. This is one of the first signs of a gum infection, and gum disease is one of the leading causes of tooth loss in the United States.

Bad breath, pimple-like bumps, persistent bad breath, changes in how your bite fits together, and loose teeth are symptoms of advanced periodontal disease, and a good reason to visit our office in Columbia, SC.

You can get your mouth back in shape with our gum disease treatment , but it’s better to prevent problems with routine dental visits. Either way, we hope to see you soon.

To request an appointment at Total Dental Care of South Carolina, call 803-272-4162 or request an appointment online today.

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