Understanding the connection between your oral health and overall well-being is an important part of your care at Park Cities Periodontics & Implant Dentistry. The resources below are designed to help you learn more about how periodontal disease can affect your broader health — and what you can do about it.
Schedule an AppointmentTobacco use is one of the most significant risk factors for periodontal disease. Learn how smoking and other tobacco products affect your gum health, your healing, and your long-term oral health outcomes.
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Research continues to reveal strong links between gum disease and cardiovascular health. Discover what the science says and why managing periodontal disease may be an important part of protecting your heart.
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The relationship between diabetes and gum disease runs in both directions. Explore how each condition can influence the other, and what patients managing diabetes should know about their periodontal care.
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Hormonal changes during pregnancy can affect gum tissue, and periodontal disease has been linked to certain pregnancy complications. Find out what expectant mothers should know about maintaining their oral health.
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Our team is here to help you understand how your oral health connects to your overall well-being. Whether you have questions about a topic you read here or are ready to schedule a visit, we welcome the conversation.
Park Cities Periodontics And Implant Dentistry
Phone: (214) 522-9700
Fax: (214) 522-8181
Address: Preston Commons, East Tower