George Egbuonu: 3 Easy Ways to Prevent Gum Disease at Home!



In this video Dr. George Egbuonu, Dr. Joseph Nemeth & Dr Tom McCawley discuss how you can prevent gum disease at home! Periodontal disease tends to be difficult to eliminate once you have it. So its important to stop the gum disease in its tracks before the pocket gets too deep. Be sure to clean between the teeth thoroughly. Brush your teeth regularly, floss and use a water irrigator daily. Source- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UY8iC... https://about.me/georgeegbuonu https://twitter.com/GeorgeEgbuonu https://www.pinterest.com/georgeegbuonu https://hubpages.com/@georgeegbuonu https://www.instagram.com/george_egbuonu

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