Welcome to the Website of Dr. J. Brent Bartruff and Coastal Periodontics in Fort Walton Beach, Florida!. Dr. J. Brent Bartruff is an experienced periodontist in Fort Walton Beach, FL. When you visit our office, you will receive the most cutting edge technology available. Our entire team is dedicated to offering you the best oral healthcare possible and achieving optimal success with your periodontal treatment.
We know that visiting a periodontist can be overwhelming, so we strive to help you better understand your situation by providing you sound advice on the treatment options that are available to meet your specific needs.
We know that visiting a periodontist can be overwhelming, so we strive to help you better understand your situation by providing you sound advice on the treatment options that are available to meet your specific needs.
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Gum Recession
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Gum tissue around your teeth can begin to pull back from the roots of your teeth or recede, causing your teeth to become sensitive and placing them at a higher risk for decay. Teeth appearing longer than normal are a key sign that gum recession could be taking place and can also indicate the presence of gum disease.
Loose Teeth
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Loose teeth can be a sign of gum disease and other oral health problems that may lead to tooth loss and damage of the supporting structure and bone. If your teeth are loose, schedule an an oral examination right away! Loose teeth in Fort Walton Beach, FL can signal the presence of periodontal gum disease that can lead to tooth loss or damage to your bone structure.
Bleeding Gums
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Sore and painful gums should not be ignored. If you have bleeding gums, set up an appointment for an oral evaluation with your doctor as soon as possible. Bleeding gums can be caused for a variety of reasons, and are often a sign of more serious health problems such as gum disease. If your gums have been bleeding more easily or you have been exhibiting other symptoms of gingivitis, make an appointment with Dr. J. Brent Bartruff.
Bad Breath
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Bad breath can be a result of poor dental hygiene but can also be a sign of other health problems. Bad breath, also called halitosis, can be the result of poor oral hygiene, food choices, or a person's lifestyle choices. Other contributing factors include gum disease, dry mouth, and chronic illness.
Gum Disease Stages
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It has been estimated that 75% of Americans have some form of gum disease which can be linked to serious health complications and causes dental problems that are avoidable. The daily task of brushing and flossing your teeth has never been more important in order to avoid gum disease and reduce the risks that gum disease places on your overall health than it is today.
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