Before people with gum disease had 2 choices:

1. Have their gums cut and stitched up in surgery
2. Lose their teeth!

There is hope and I am here to help you find the facts…so that you can treat your gum disease without the scalpel, without sewing, without all the gum recession, root exposure and pain that comes with conventional “cut and stitch” gum surgery.

Life is too good to be worried about a condition that can be corrected. Eat, socialize and most of all smile without the worry about your teeth and gums. Your teeth are important, and the last thing you want is to lose them.

But you do not want your gums cut either. That is why I am on a mission to get this message out to others, and tell the world about what is available to them. YES, you can have your cake and eat it too. You can treat gum disease and avoid “cut and sew” gum surgery.

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If you or someone you know suffers from:

• Bone loss
• Pyorrhea
• Loose teeth
• Shifting teeth
• Bad breath from gum disease
• Red, swollen or tender gums
• Separating teeth
• Pus around the teeth
• A change in the fit of a partial denture
• Receding gums or longer-looking teeth
• Bleeding from brushing/flossing/eating
• Teeth fitting together differently

Or if you or someone you know has been told that surgery is needed to treat gum disease…then I have the right dentist for you.

You have been putting off that visit to the dentist. And now you found out that gum disease is more than just the risk of losing teeth or the wasting away of jaw bone or a change in your facial features. See, not only are these symptoms inconvenient and scary, there are serious medical consequences to not getting your gum disease taken care of.

Gum disease has actually been associated with increased risk of:

• Heart attack
• Stroke
• Alzheimer’s disease
• Pancreatic cancer
• Coronary artery disease
• Respiratory problems
• Poorly controlled diabetes
• Premature births for women
• And more…

But here’s the good news: Laser Periodontal Therapy can treat your gum disease without the cutting, stitching, root exposure, cold sensitivity or the many expensive dentist visits associated with “cut and stitch” gum surgery.

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Compared with “cut and stitch” gum surgery, Laser Periodontal Therapy provides:

• Less chance of pain after treatment
• A less invasive option with no scalpels, no stitching, and nominal bleeding
• Faster treatment with fewer visits
• Gums are not lifted up, so no exposing of the bone
• Less chance of recession, sensitive teeth or spaces between the teeth
• A less expensive alternative to “cut and stitch” regenerative periodontal surgery
• Plus many more benefits.

So, if having strong, healthy teeth is important, why not take care of the problem?

Most of the time, it is because of fear or maybe you did not know you had other options. That is why we have created a free ebook and video revealing:

“Secrets of Treating Gum Disease Without A Scalpel Revealed”

Warning: Do not even think of scheduling your surgery until you read this

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Laser Periodontal Therapy benefits adults of all ages. It may just be the solution you are looking for.

We would be pleased to answer any questions regarding Laser Periodontal Therapy. We are here to better educate you, so you can make the right decision about your dental health.

What Dr. Marcus Provides

For 20+ years as one of Chicago’s premier Dentist’s he has seen how tartar, plaque and poor dental hygiene have progressively led to bacteria-infected gums, loose teeth, loss of bone in the mouth and serious health risks.

For years, “cut and stitch” surgery has been the only option—and a potentially painful one. Now, you have a less painful, less costly treatment option.

This free ebook and video will show you in clear, simple terms…

“Secrets of Treating Gum Disease Without A Scalpel Revealed”

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Including:

• From simple tartar to painful periodontitis – a progressive journey.

• What are you at risk for? And it’s not just tooth loss!

• What does traditional surgery entail? The cutting and the costs.

• How the patented and FDA approved protocol can eliminate your gum disease.

• Getting insurance and financing help.

• Testimonials from people like you. Skeptics and believers alike trust the laser.

Gum disease worsens if not treated. Put a stop to it now. Do not delay.

Get the free ebook and video entitled

“Secrets of Treating Gum Disease Without A Scalpel Revealed”

Warning: Do not even think of scheduling your surgery until you read this

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The future seems brighter and hopeful for millions of people who have lost their healthy smiles because of chronic and severe gum diseases. Periodontist on Chicago shares that through gene therapy, the lost periodontal support structures resulting from gum disease may be reconstructed.  This study is initially performed by the researchers at the University of Michigan. They concluded in their latest study that gene transfers of bone morphogenetic proteins or BMPs is a potential solution to defects in periodontal structures.
In advanced cases of periodontal diseases, the alveolar bone, ligament and cementum, the structures that support the teeth are severely damaged, which subsequently result in receding of the gums and tooth loss. Periodontal diseases are mainly caused by the buildup of dental plaques, the colorless and sticky films that accumulate on your teeth. Plaques are composed of food debris and bacteria that are easily removed by regular brushing and flossing. However, if they are not removed, the gum disease-causing bacteria release acids that demineralize the tooth surfaces causing dental caries and gum irritation. As a response to these toxins and acids, your body begins to secrete chemical substances that that destroy the integrity of the supporting structures of the teeth. As the disease advances, the teeth loosen leading to the unavoidable – tooth loss.
The researchers transplanted the genetically-engineered skin cells with bone morphogenetic protein or BMP into large areas of periodontal damage surrounding the teeth.  BMP has the ability to stimulate your cells to make new bone tissues, cartilages and cementum, the bonelike layer that covers the roots. The results of the study are promising. It was observed that the jawbone, periodontal ligament and cementum have significantly regenerated.
This is definitely good news for people who have suffered the negative consequences of severe gum diseases, which may include social isolation and diminished self-esteem. For the periodontal community, the findings of this research are a major feat. Gene therapy has long been considered a viable option for severe gum disease. Certainly, the answer to the detrimental effects of periodontal diseases may be obtained in the next few years.
Although gene therapy is a promising solution to the increasing number of individuals with gum disease, oral preventive measures and adherence to good oral hygiene is the best cure to periodontal diseases. Periodontist on Chicago recommends regular brushing and flossing of the teeth and frequent visits to your dentist. Well-balanced meals and adequate intake of calcium and vitamin C are a sure way to improve your oral health.
To prevent gum disease and its harmful consequences, visit Dr. Marcus, a highly trained general dentist, on the web at http://michaelmarcusdds.com  or you can contact him at (321)263-6898. Dr. Marcus is not a periodontist on Chicago but he can help in keeping your gums disease-free using a laser, and not a scalpel.

The future seems brighter and hopeful for millions of people who have lost their healthy smiles because of chronic and severe gum diseases. Periodontist on Chicago shares that through gene therapy, the lost periodontal support structures resulting from gum disease may be reconstructed.  This study is initially performed by the researchers at the University of Michigan. They concluded in their latest study that gene transfers of bone morphogenetic proteins or BMPs is a potential solution to defects in periodontal structures.
In advanced cases of periodontal diseases, the alveolar bone, ligament and cementum, the structures that support the teeth are severely damaged, which subsequently result in receding of the gums and tooth loss. Periodontal diseases are mainly caused by the buildup of dental plaques, the colorless and sticky films that accumulate on your teeth. Plaques are composed of food debris and bacteria that are easily removed by regular brushing and flossing. However, if they are not removed, the gum disease-causing bacteria release acids that demineralize the tooth surfaces causing dental caries and gum irritation. As a response to these toxins and acids, your body begins to secrete chemical substances that that destroy the integrity of the supporting structures of the teeth. As the disease advances, the teeth loosen leading to the unavoidable – tooth loss.
The researchers transplanted the genetically-engineered skin cells with bone morphogenetic protein or BMP into large areas of periodontal damage surrounding the teeth.  BMP has the ability to stimulate your cells to make new bone tissues, cartilages and cementum, the bonelike layer that covers the roots. The results of the study are promising. It was observed that the jawbone, periodontal ligament and cementum have significantly regenerated.
This is definitely good news for people who have suffered the negative consequences of severe gum diseases, which may include social isolation and diminished self-esteem. For the periodontal community, the findings of this research are a major feat. Gene therapy has long been considered a viable option for severe gum disease. Certainly, the answer to the detrimental effects of periodontal diseases may be obtained in the next few years.
Although gene therapy is a promising solution to the increasing number of individuals with gum disease, oral preventive measures and adherence to good oral hygiene is the best cure to periodontal diseases. Periodontist on Chicago recommends regular brushing and flossing of the teeth and frequent visits to your dentist. Well-balanced meals and adequate intake of calcium and vitamin C are a sure way to improve your oral health.
To prevent gum disease and its harmful consequences, visit Dr. Marcus, a highly trained general dentist, on the web at http://michaelmarcusdds.com  or you can contact him at (321)263-6898. Dr. Marcus is not a periodontist on Chicago but he can help in keeping your gums disease-free using a laser, and not a scalpel

Periodontist on Chicago, along with the entire periodontal community, strongly recommends daily flossing for healthier teeth and gums.  Though nearly all Americans brush their teeth, the American Dental Association estimated that only 12% of Americans floss their teeth on a daily basis. According to research, in spite of the widespread beneficial effects of dental flossing, almost half of the general population does not floss their teeth.
The American Academy of Periodontology stated that including flossing in your oral care can significantly prevent the buildup of the bacteria – containing dental plaques that cause gum disease, tooth decay and tooth loss. Once the bacteria gain access to blood circulation, the risk for the development of systemic diseases increases.
To assess the effects of dental flossing, 51 sets of twins between 12 and 21 years were included in a two – week treatment regimen. One twin was asked to brush his/her teeth using a manual toothbrush, whereas the other twin was required to floss the teeth, in addition to brushing. Twins have similar genetic make ups and are more likely exposed to similar environments with the same dietary habits and lifestyle. The researchers thought that this is an accurate way to determine the valuable effects of flossing in maintaining oral health.
The findings of the study indicated that the twins from the group that did not floss have overabundance of periodontal bacteria compared to the group that brushed and flossed their teeth. From these results, the integral role of regular flossing in maintaining oral health is established.
Flossing, if done inaccurately, can result in more damage than benefits. Improper flossing can result in gum or teeth trauma, subsequently, increasing your chances of gum disease. To maximize the beneficial effects of flossing, you can utilize the following healthy tips:
1.  Determine the best type of floss. There are many types of dental floss that you can avail of but choosing the one that meets the needs of your teeth and situation is one of the most important steps that you have to take. It is recommended to choose a dental floss that contains fluoride.
2. Before brushing, measure an arms length of floss, around 18 inches. Start by winding most of the floss around your pointer finger and thumb. Leave one to two inches of floss to work with.
3.  In a sawing motion, gently floss in between your teeth. Ensure that you do not snap the floss as this can result in gum damage.
4.  Position the floss around the base of each tooth so that it embraces it in a C shape. As you floss up and down the tooth’s surface, ensure that your floss reaches the area below the gum line.
5.  Floss all the upper and lower teeth. It is suggested to begin with the upper molars the left side and ending at the left lower molars.
6.  Use clean areas of floss as you move from one tooth to another.
7.  After flossing, brush your teeth and rinse with water.

Periodontist on Chicago agrees that regular flossing can make a lot of difference in your oral health. Thus, aside from brushing, you must learn the correct techniques in dental flossing.
To maintain healthy gums and teeth, visit Dr. Marcus on the web at http://michaelmarcusdds.com or you can contact him at (321)263-6898. Dr. Marcus is not a periodontist in Chicago but highly qualified general dentist that treats gum diseases with a laser, and not a scalpel.

Adequate Daily Intake Vitamin C Is An Effective Preventive Measure Against Gum Disease.
It has long been known that healthier smiles are not only achieved through proper oral hygiene. What you eat can also make a lot of difference in your oral health. Periodontist Chicago reveals that consuming more than 60 mg of vitamin C a day, the recommended daily allowance for vitamin C, is an effective preventive measure against periodontal diseases.
Researchers conducted a study on 12,419 adults ages 20 to 90 years to determine the valuable effect of vitamin C on dental and gum health. It was found that consumption of less than 60 mg of vitamin C a day is strongly associated to the development of gum disease. According to the results of the study, individuals who take less than the RDA for vitamin C is 1.5 more likely to have severe inflammation of the gums compared to individuals who consumed more than 180 mg of vitamin C daily.
The study also found that tobacco smokers are more vulnerable to periodontal disease. Aside from the harmful and toxic effects of chemicals in tobacco smoke on the teeth and gums, smoking can greatly reduce the body’s vitamin C level, which further increases the smokers’ chances of developing gum inflammation.  Cigarette smoke contains a lot of detrimental oxidants or free radicals that can severely damage the cells, most especially the brain cells, and cause alterations in their normal processes.  The body uses up a lot of vitamin C, a natural antioxidant, to scavenge or clear up the increased free radicals found in smokers.
Smokers who consume less than 60 mg of vitamin C are doubly susceptible to periodontal diseases. It is recommended female smokers should consume more than 95 mg of vitamin C daily. Male smokers should take in 110 mg of vitamin C a day. Individuals who are exposed to second hand smoke are also advised to increase their intake of vitamin C. Oranges, broccoli, kiwifruits, cantaloupes, strawberries, kale, brussels sprouts and papayas are good sources of vitamin C.
Vitamin C is essential in the synthesis of collagen, the chief protein in connective tissues. Thus, vitamin C deficiency can result in spongy gums, gum bleeding and tooth loss.
Periodontist Chicago recommends good nutrition with adequate intake of the much needed vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin C and calcium, for healthier gums and teeth. It is important to constantly adhere to good oral hygiene by brushing and flossing your teeth regularly and thoroughly.  It is also advised to make regular appointments with your dentist to help you keep your healthy smile for a lifetime.
For optimum oral health, you can visit Dr. Marcus on the web at http://michaelmarcusdds.com or you can reach him at (321)263-6898. Dr. Marcus is not a periodontist in Chicago but a highly qualified general dentist who treats gum diseases with a laser, and not a scalpel.