Did you know that gum disease is one of the most common diseases in the U.S. today? Tens of millions of Americans struggle with inflammatory gum disease, but many don't even know they have it! Could you be one of them? It's important to find out as studies have linked periodontitis to other health conditions, including diabetes mellitus, heart disease,... read more »
During these challenging times, companies across the globe are having to adjust to the ever-changing conditions arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, and dental practices are certainly no exception. Rest assured, the Palm Desert Center for Advanced Periodontics, Cosmetic, Sedation and Implant Dentistry led by Dr. Kalashini Miller and her team of specialists in Palm Desert, California, are following the guidelines... read more »
Our patients at The Palm Desert Center for Advanced Periodontics, Cosmetic, Sedation and Implant Dentistry, have been experiencing our commitment to provide them with the high-quality dental care they need while feeling at ease, thanks to sedation dentistry. In fact, we often hear from our patients that, “Sedation dentistry changed my life!” The Gentle Dentist Dr. Miller has a reputation... read more »
One of the benefits offered by Dr. Kalashini Miller and her team is sedation dentistry for patients going through treatments. This valuable part of Dr. Nicholas's gentle dentistry approach revolutionizes your experience at the dentist! The idea is to make you as comfortable and as anxiety-free as possible during your time in the chair and to never again feel anxious... read more »
If you have tooth sensitivity, tooth pain, or lengthening or loose teeth, these are all signs of gum recession. When gum tissue recedes or pulls away from the teeth, exposing tooth roots, gum recession has taken hold. Whether your gums have receded because of harsh tooth brushing habits, teeth grinding and jaw clenching (called bruxism), trauma, misaligned teeth, genetics or... read more »
Did you know that periodontal disease can lead to serious health issues like stroke and heart disease? In fact, those with gum disease are two times more likely to experience heart disease, and those who suffer from stroke are more susceptible to gum disease. When your oral health suffers, apparently your overall health does, too. The common culprit lies with... read more »
Fall is officially in full swing, and you want to look your best for all the upcoming social autumnal and winter festivities! Whether you are busy interacting with friends, family, or coworkers, or starring in photos shared on social media to commemorate your activities, you want your smile to reflect the best of who you are. Here at Palm Desert... read more »
Your smile is the first thing people notice when they meet you. If your gums have begun pulling away from your teeth, the roots may become exposed and your smile can appear "off" as the teeth look unnaturally long. This often happens when someone has receding gums, where gum tissue is lost along the gumline. Not only is gum recession... read more »