Dr. Jeffrey Ganeles was recently interviewed by Boca Magazine at their “561 Faces” celebration. The event honored influential local entrepreneurs “at the top of their industry” like the partners here at South Florida Center for Periodontics & Implant Dentistry—Doctors Ganeles, Norkin and Aranguren. You can check out the interview here. “We really set out to...
At Thanksgiving, many of us make it a tradition to share gratitude at the holiday table before digging into a yummy spread. Here at South Florida Center for Periodontics & Implant Dentistry, we also like to send out a special Thanksgiving thanks —to our wonderful patients. We’re honored that you continue to place your confidence...
We know many of you recognize that flossing is good for you. We also know you may not want to take the time to floss. Maybe you find it hard manipulating floss between tight teeth. Perhaps you’re simply tired of cleaning flying food particles off the bathroom mirror! A dental survey once rather humorously reported...
In “Why Men Face More Gum Problems Than Women,” Dr. Ovadia Chocron explains some of the reasons why men do present with gum disease more often than women. In a nutshell: Tobacco use: More men are still vaping, smoking and chewing tobacco as compared to women. Testosterone levels: Too little or too much testosterone can...
Healthy gums (usually pink and firm) form a protective barrier that helps keep infection out and your teeth in. When your gums recede, your teeth become more vulnerable to decay. If your teeth look like they’re pulling away from your gums, or you see dark or yellowish exposed areas at your tooth roots, you could...
Are you looking for a diet alternative that can help your oral health? If so, here’s one more reason to consider the Mediterranean diet. Researchers at King’s College London conclude that a balanced Mediterranean-type diet might reduce gum disease and systemic inflammation. In an article recently published in the Journal of Periodontology, researchers presented results...
With October officially designated as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we thought it a good time to remind you that women with gum (periodontal) disease could be at a greater risk of developing cancers like breast cancer. In Nature, one study example noted a significant relationship between gingival index (severity of gum inflammation) and breast cancer....
From turning her mother’s sewing kit into pretend surgical tools as a child in Venezuela to becoming a board-certified periodontist and partner here in 2023, Dr. Lily has always been driven to heal. * **Implant innovation.** A certified expert in Yomi® Robotic-Assisted Implant surgery, she delivers precisely placed implants with faster recovery and fewer sutures—often...
Hormonal changes during menopause can affect oral health in ways many women don’t expect. Lower estrogen can: * Reduce saliva, causing dry mouth and higher cavity risk * Lower jawbone density, which can threaten teeth and implants Simple steps—drinking more water, chewing sugar-free gum, limiting caffeine and alcohol—can help boost natural saliva. Keep brushing twice...
Caucasian man brushing teeth As we celebrate National Wellness Month, let’s focus on an often-overlooked aspect of your health—your teeth and gums. Did you know that nearly half of adults over 30 have some form of gum disease? This isn’t just about your smile – it’s about your entire well-being. Gum disease, or periodontal disease,...
