Charles Howenstine DDS on Arresting Gum Inflammation Before It Leads to Surgery
Michigan, US, 20th February 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Many patients first notice gum disease in small, easy‑to‑ignore ways. A little bleeding while brushing. Tenderness that comes and goes. Mild swelling that does not hurt enough to feel urgent. Charles Howenstine DDS often explains that these early signs matter more than people realize, because they usually reflect inflammation, not permanent damage. Gum disease does not begin with bone loss. It starts with bacteria collecting along the gumline and triggering an inflammatory response. In the early
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