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Where is between the bridges healing center located?

Welcome to Between the Bridges Healing Center in Mankato, Minnesota What most of us think of as healthcare is more appropriately called disease management. At Between the Bridges Healing Center, our holistic health care clinic utilizes the resources of the mind, body, and spirit to optimize a patient’s health in a calming environment. Announcement

Who is between the bridges Healing Center in Mankato?

Between the Bridges Healing Center in Mankato, Minnesota, welcomes you to our practice. Once you have made your initial appointment, you may pre-register online by completing the interactive form (s) below, or you may download and print the form (s), fill them out, and bring them with you to your first visit. Completing the forms prior to your visit will help speed up the new patient …

How do I schedule an appointment at bridges healing center?

Welcome to our Treatment page. Contact Patricia Mu DMD, PC today at 425-882-1112 or visit our office servicing Redmond, WA

What is the cause of tooth loss?

Periodontal disease (also known as periodontitis and gum disease) is a progressive disease which affects the supporting and surrounding tissue of the gums, and also the underlying jawbone. If left untreated, periodontal disease can result in loose, unstable teeth, and even tooth loss. Periodontal disease is in fact the leading cause of tooth loss in adults in the developed world and should not be taken lightly.

Is aggressive periodontitis the same as chronic periodontitis?

Aggressive periodontal disease is characterized by the rapid loss of gum attachment, the rapid loss of bone tissue and familial aggregation. The disease itself is essentially the same as chronic periodontitis but the progression is much faster. Smokers and those with a family history of this disease are at an increased risk of developing aggressive periodontitis.

What is the most common form of periodontitis?

Gingivitis is the mildest and most common form of periodontitis. It is caused by the toxins in plaque and leads to periodontal disease. People at increased risk of developing gingivitis include pregnant women, women taking birth control pills, people with uncontrolled diabetes, steroid users and people who control seizures and blood pressure using medication.

What is periodontal disease?

Depending on the underlying condition, the disease can behave like aggressive periodontal disease, working quickly to destroy tissue. Heart disease, diabetes and respiratory disease are the most common cofactors, though there are many others. Even in cases where little plaque coats the teeth, many medical conditions intensify and accelerate the progression of periodontal disease.