Marielaina Perrone DDS
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Understanding the Link Between Gum Disease and Mental Health
 has increasingly highlighted the complex relationship between oral health and mental well-being. Studies show that individuals with serious mental illnesses such as depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia face significantly higher risks of developing gum disease and experiencing tooth...  Read More
Unlocking the Perfect Pout: All You Need to Know About Lip Fillers
In recent years,  has become an increasingly sought-after procedure, appealing to a broad demographic seeking enhanced lip volume, shape, and definition. For dental professionals, understanding the nuances of lip filler treatments is essential, not only for those offering these services but also to...  Read More
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
Exploring Rapamycin’s Role in Periodontal Health: A New Frontier in Anti-Aging Dentistry
Recent advancements in molecular biology and geroscience have begun to shape the future of dental medicine. One compound gaining interest in both longevity research and periodontal care is  and tissue degeneration are prevalent.  is a chronic inflammatory condition that affects the supporting...  Read More
Categories: Periodontics
Brush Biopsy: Ushering in a New Era in Oral Cancer Screening
Early detection is crucial for improving oral cancer outcomes. While traditional methods like visual exams and scalpel biopsies are effective, they are invasive and involve significant tissue removal. A newer, noninvasive tool, the brush biopsy, is gaining attention for its ability to provide high...  Read More
Can Low-Level Laser Therapy Ease Burning Mouth Syndrome?
 (LLLT)—also known as photobiomodulation—as a potential noninvasive solution. What Does the Research Say? A 2024 study from  explored LLLT's effects over 10 weeks in 30 BMS patients. Researchers noted a significant drop in pain scores—from an average of 7.8 down to 2.1—immediately after treatments,...  Read More
Understanding the Difference Between PDO Threads and Dermal Fillers
With Insights from Dr. Marielaina Perrone, DDS  have become an increasingly integrated component of modern dental practices, particularly for professionals focusing on cosmetic and full-face rejuvenation. Among the commonly used non-surgical tools are PDO (polydioxanone) threads and dermal fillers,...  Read More
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
Immunotherapy for Gum Disease: A Promising New Frontier
, soft tissue damage, and bone loss, gum disease has traditionally been managed with mechanical cleaning, antibiotics, and surgery. While these methods are effective for many, a new and exciting area of research is emerging: immunotherapy. Immunotherapy in Periodontal Care: A Beacon of Hope...  Read More
Categories: Hygiene, Periodontics
The Science Behind UV-Treated Dental Implants: A Pathway to Faster Healing
 have emerged as a promising innovation to enhance healing and long-term outcomes. What Is UV Treatment? UV (ultraviolet) treatment involves exposing the titanium implant surface to specific UV wavelengths immediately before placement. This process alters the surface chemistry,...  Read More
The Rise of Microdosing Botox: A Subtle Shift in Aesthetic and Therapeutic Dentistry
With  In recent years, Botox has evolved far beyond its cosmetic stereotype. While widely known for its wrinkle-reducing capabilities, this versatile injectable has found a new frontier in dentistry—particularly through the emerging trend of . Unlike traditional Botox treatments that aim for more...  Read More
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
Exploring the Emerging Role of Stem Cells in the Treatment of Oral Cancers
With  As dental professionals, early detection and management of oral pathology are integral to patient care. While conventional treatments for oral cancers, such as surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy, remain the gold standard, researchers are now investigating  as a promising adjunct or...  Read More
Advancements in Regenerative Dentistry: The Future of Healing in Clinical Practice
With expert insights from Dr. Marielaina Perrone, DDS The field of regenerative dentistry is rapidly evolving, offering exciting possibilities for enhanced healing, reduced invasiveness, and long-term preservation of oral structures. From platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) to , these biological tools are...  Read More
Exploring the Role of AI in Periodontal Disease Diagnosis
As digital innovation continues to influence healthcare, dentistry is experiencing its own transformation—particularly in detecting and managing periodontal disease. One of the most promising developments is the application of . While this technology is still in the early stages of clinical...  Read More
The Link Between Oral Health and Heart Attack Recovery
As dental professionals, our role in supporting oral well-being and potentially even cardiovascular recovery is increasingly vital. We often advocate for the  of maintaining strong oral hygiene, and emerging research continues to affirm the importance of our work. Recent clinical studies have...  Read More
How Jaw Shape May Influence TMJ Disorder Risk: What Dentists Should Know
 affect millions of individuals and are a leading cause of jaw pain and functional limitations. While factors like stress, arthritis, trauma, and teeth grinding are widely recognized contributors, new research has turned attention to a previously underexplored area: the shape and size of the jaw...  Read More
Flossing and Systemic Health: Can It Help Lower Stroke and AFib Risk?
As dental professionals, we’ve long advocated for daily flossing to reduce the risk of gingivitis, periodontal disease, and tooth loss. However, recent discussions in both clinical and public health circles have begun to explore a deeper question: Could this basic oral hygiene practice also...  Read More
Antiviral Chewing Gum in Dentistry: Exploration for Public Health and Clinical Safety
Infection control and oral-systemic health have always been central to dental care, but emerging innovations continue to reshape how we view disease prevention. One such innovation gaining attention is  through the mouth. This breakthrough could significantly impact patient care, not only by...  Read More
The Changing Female Body: What Dentists Should Know About Hormones and Oral Health
As healthcare providers, dentists are often among the first to notice subtle changes in a patient’s health—and for women, those changes frequently reflect the body's natural hormonal evolution. From adolescence through menopause, female patients experience fluctuations in estrogen and progesterone...  Read More
Revolutionizing Osteoarthritis Treatment: What Dental Professionals Should Know
As the prevalence of  (OA) continues to grow—especially among aging populations—medical science is turning to regenerative solutions that move beyond simply managing symptoms. One such innovation making waves is StemJEL, a novel therapeutic approach with the potential to regrow cartilage rather...  Read More
“Ozempic Teeth”: Exploring the Oral Health Impact of GLP-1 Weight Loss Medications
In the rapidly evolving field of medicine and dentistry, a new concern has emerged that is causing a stir in professional circles and social media platforms alike. Referred to as “,” This term is gaining traction as it is associated with a range of dental issues that patients are reporting,...  Read More
Why Periodontal Disease Treatment Should Be Part of Every Chronic Disease Treatment Plan
For decades, dentistry and medicine have existed in separate compartments, but growing evidence makes one thing clear: . At the center of this evolving conversation is inflammation—a shared driver of chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and Alzheimer’s. ,...  Read More
Categories: Hygiene, Periodontics
Managing Diabetes: Clinical Protocols for Safer Periodontal and Surgical Care
As the prevalence of  continues to rise, dental practitioners are increasingly encountering patients with poor glycemic control, delayed wound healing, and heightened periodontal risk. Diabetes—both type 1 and type 2—is more than a medical history checkbox; it is a systemic condition that directly...  Read More
The Gut-Oral Axis: How Microbiome Health Links Periodontal Disease to Systemic Inflammation
In recent years, the microbiome has emerged as a key player in human health—impacting immunity, inflammation, and even chronic disease progression. While much attention has been given to the gut microbiome, research now highlights a critical two-way relationship between the oral microbiome and  is...  Read More
Red Light Therapy and Bisphosphonate Patients: Can Photobiomodulation Support Safer Oral Surgery Outcomes?
Integrating photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT), also known as red light therapy, into dental practices is gaining momentum as clinicians seek non-invasive ways to enhance tissue healing, reduce inflammation, and improve surgical outcomes. This innovation may be particularly useful in a high-risk...  Read More
Managing Patients on Osteoporosis Medications: A Clinical Guide for Safe Oral Surgery
The aging population continues to grow, leading to an increased use of medications that influence bone metabolism. Among these, , and extractions. As dental clinicians, we must take a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to managing patients on these therapies. This article provides a clinical...  Read More
VELscope in General Practice: Early Detection of Oral Cancer Without Adding Clinical Burden
Oral cancer remains one of the most underdiagnosed and potentially life-threatening conditions in dentistry. Despite technological advancements and a growing emphasis on early detection, many cases continue to be discovered at later stages, when treatment is more complex and survival rates decline....  Read More
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