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Your oral health is often a direct reflection of your overall health. Recently, scientists have begun to unravel the complex relationship between our mouths and the rest of our bodies. They've found that the condition of our teeth and gums directly correlates to our cardiovascular, respiratory, and even immune health. Regular checkups and cleanings with a skilled and compassionate dentist like Ellicott City dentist Dr. Michael Zhou can not only whiten your smile but also help you enjoy a lifetime of great oral and overall health.

Quality preventive care protects you from more serious dental problems in the future, and it can also save you a great deal of time and money in the long run. If you've been avoiding the dental chair because of anxiety or even fear about treatment, call us to learn about all the ways Peartree Dental Care is making dental visits less stressful for patients of all ages.

Restorative dental care can make a world of difference for people who are missing teeth, recovering from dental injury, or living with a chronic condition like gum disease. Dr. Zhou has completed extensive training in a variety of restorative dental procedures, from conservative treatments like tooth-colored fillings to life-changing smile makeovers with dental implants. Whether your smile needs a little rehab or a lot of TLC, our Ellicott City dental team is here to help.

With all of the recent advancements in cosmetic dentistry, you should never feel the need to hide your smile because of chipped, crooked, or discolored teeth. If you've been thinking about improving your smile, schedule a consultation with Dr. Zhou to find out what cosmetic dentistry can do for you. When you look in the mirror, we want you to love the smile you see!

Although the beginning stages of gum disease are completely reversible, many people are already suffering from the more advanced stage known as periodontitis. Periodontitis is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults, and it can also lead to serious oral infection and an increased risk of heart attack and stroke. In the past, the go-to treatment for gum disease was invasive and uncomfortable surgery. Dr. Zhou can treat many cases of gum disease with less-invasive techniques first, including medicated rinses and local antibiotics. The best way to ensure the health of your gums is to keep up with your biannual dental cleanings, which enable Dr. Zhou and our Ellicott City dental team to monitor any changes and treat them before they have a chance to progress.