Chao Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation: Dallas-Fort Worth TX Dentist

In April 2014 Dr. Blandford, a general dentist, was the first general dentist or gum specialist in Dallas-Fort Worth and one of about 400 worldwide trained to provide the Chao Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation (TM) to treat gum recession.  Also called Lunchtime Gum Lift (R) the scalpel-suture free minimally invasive procedure offers an alternative to traditional gum grafting.  The "no cut, no sew" treatment for receding gums was invented by Dr. Chao, a general dentist in Al Hambra, California.

Small pinholes are placed instead of cutting with a scalpel, then using specially designed instruments patented by Dr. Chao receded gum tissue is gently loosened and guided to cover the exposed tooth root surface.  Tiny strips of collagen are carefully inserted through the minimally invasive pinholes to "plump up" and hold the loosened gum tissue in place covering the gum recession.  Because the Chao Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation (TM), an alternative to traditional gum grafting,  is typically scalpel and suture free people experience reduced pain and shorter healing time compared to traditional gum grafting that cuts tissue off the palate and transfers it to the gum recession area.

Energy Square Dental Group
Bill Blandford, DDS, PC
(214) 369-9966
4849 Greenville, Suite 173 • Dallas, TX 75206
Web:  EnergySquareDental.com

• pinhole surgical technique
• pinhole technique
• repairing receding gums
• gum recession treatment
• pain-free dentistry
• no cutting
• no incisions
• no sutures
• gum rejuvenation Alhambra
• receding gumline
• receding gumline treatment
• periodontics
• gum improvement
• gum treatment
• gum surgery
• receding gums
• stitch-free
• knife-less
 • gum grafting

Dentist - Six Month Smiles Dallas TX
Energy Square Dental
Bill Blandford, DDS, PC
(214) 369-99664849 

Greenville, Suite 173, Dallas, TX 75206

Dallas-Fort Worth Dentist: Chao Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation

In April 2014 Dr. Blandford, a general dentist,  was the first general dentist or gum specialist in Dallas-Fort Worth and one of about 400 worldwide trained to provide the Chao Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation (TM) to treat gum recession.  Also called Lunchtime Gum Lift (R) the scalpel-suture free minimally invasive procedure offers an alternative to traditional gum grafting.  The "no cut, no sew" treatment for receding gums was invented by Dr. Chao, a general dentist in Al Hambra, California.

Small pinholes are placed instead of cutting with a scalpel, then using specially designed instruments patented by Dr. Chao receeded gum tissue is gently loosened and guided to cover the exposed tooth root surface.  Tiny strips of collagen are carefully inserted through the minimally invasive pinholes to "plump up" and hold the loosened gum tissue in place covering the gum recession.  Because the Chao Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation (TM), an alternative to traditional gum grafting,  is typically scalpel and suture free people experience reduced pain and shorter healing time compared to traditional gum grafting that cuts tissue off the palate and transfers it to the gum recession area.

Energy Square Dental Group
Bill Blandford, DDS, PC
(214) 369-9966
4849 Greenville, Suite 173 • Dallas, TX 75206
Web:  EnergySquareDental.com

• pinhole surgical technique
• pinhole technique
• repairing receding gums
• gum recession treatment
• pain-free dentistry
• no cutting
• no incisions
• no sutures
• gum rejuvenation Alhambra
• receding gumline
• receding gumline treatment
• periodontics
• gum improvement
• gum treatment
• gum surgery
• receding gums
• stitch-free
• knife-less
 • gum grafting

Dentist - Six Month Smiles Dallas TX
Energy Square Dental
Bill Blandford, DDS, PC
(214) 369-99664849 

Greenville, Suite 173, Dallas, TX 75206

Top Dental Symptoms: Mouth Sores

Types of mouth sores include canker sores, cold sores, leukoplakia and candidiasis. They vary in their severity and causes. Mouth sores could be the symptom of a disease or disorder; infection from bacteria, viruses or fungus or result from irritation caused by braces, dentures or the sharp edge of a broken tooth or filling. Your dentist should examine any mouth sore that lasts a week or longer.

Above article from: MouthHealthy.org

Dentist - Six Month Smiles Dallas TX
Energy Square Dental
Bill Blandford, DDS, PC
(214) 369-99664849 

Greenville, Suite 173, Dallas, TX 75206

Top Dental Symptoms: Toothache

If your mouth or jaw hurt, it could be from a toothache. Toothaches usually indicate a cavity but they can also signal gum disease. In some cases, a toothache is a sign of an abscess or impacted tooth. A toothache should be evaluated by a dentist right away to determine the cause of the problem and prevent the tooth from dying.

Above article from: MouthHealthy.org

Dentist - Six Month Smiles Dallas TX
Energy Square Dental
Bill Blandford, DDS, PC
(214) 369-99664849 

Greenville, Suite 173, Dallas, TX 75206

Top Dental Symptoms: Jaw Pain or Popping/Clicking in the Jaw

Many things can cause these symptoms, which can make it difficult to diagnose. Possible causes include sinus problems, toothache, arthritis, injury, teeth grinding, gingivitis or problems with your jaw like TMJ. Your dentist will conduct a thorough exam, which may include X-rays, to determine the source of the pain.

Above article from: MouthHealthy.org

Dentist - Six Month Smiles Dallas TX
Energy Square Dental
Bill Blandford, DDS, PC
(214) 369-99664849 

Greenville, Suite 173, Dallas, TX 75206

Are you feeling long in the tooth?

Gum recession is a condition when your gums are affected by a harmful biological (bacteria) or environmental forces (bad bite, aggressive tooth-brushing), causing your gums to break down. You can be more prone to decay and have sensitivity when your gums recede. Before your gums recede your jawbone around that tooth melts away first. If you notice your gums beginning to recede from your teeth, we can help you discover what may be causing this problem and what can be done to treat it.

Energy Square Dental
Bill Blandford, DDS, PC
(214) 369-99664849 

Greenville, Suite 173, Dallas, TX 75206

Top Dental Symptoms: Cracked or Broken Teeth

A cracked or broken tooth can happen for a variety of reasons- brittle teeth, teeth grinding, injury. The crack may be invisible to the naked eye and even X-ray, but they can be incredibly painful and create bigger problems if left untreated. If you experience pain when chewing see your dentist. They can diagnose the cause and develop a plan for treatment.

Above article from: MouthHealthy.org

Dentist - Six Month Smiles Dallas TX
Energy Square Dental
Bill Blandford, DDS, PC
(214) 369-99664849 

Greenville, Suite 173, Dallas, TX 75206