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How can i treat periodontal pockets in my gums?
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Follow the plan: You need to follow the instructions that your hygienist and dentist have provided you when you were diagnosed with these pockets. You will either be treated by the dentist in his office or referred to a periodontist.
Answered 11/27/2016
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