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Board certified periodontist Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD. Saving teeth from gum disease. Latest gum grafting techniques. No more dentures - dental implants.

BRANDYWINE PERIODONTICS, LLC
Periodontics Glen Mills PA

Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc is a board-certified periodontist located in Glen Mills, PA. Brandywine Periodontics serves largely Delaware and Chester counties Pennsylvania, and New Castle county Delaware, including Wilmington. He has been awarded a Top Dentist designation in Philadelphia Magazine and Main Line Today Magazine. In addition

to treating periodontal disease, Dr. Sierakowski also provides cosmetic dentistry services relating to gums, such as gum grafting and smile enhancement procedures. If you have long teeth with a receding gum line, gum grafts can cover the exposed root surfaces. Esthetic crown lengthening can give you a new look for short teeth and a gummy smile. Dr. Sierakowski uses laser periodontal techniques for soft tissue procedures, which are known for easier and faster recovery time and and less post procedure discomfort and pain. Patients who have missing teeth due to traumatic injury, tooth decay, periodontal disease, or congenital birth defects, may be great candidates for replacement with dental implants. Dental implants are a wonderful alternative to dentures and bridges. If you would like more information about periodontal treatment or dental implants, please call 610-558-8283 to schedule a consultation appointment with Dr. Sierakowski.

09/03/2026

What happens when a missing tooth is left untreated?
More than you might think.

Even one empty space can change how you chew. Nearby teeth may slowly shift, your bite can feel different, and the jawbone in that area may gradually lose volume.

It doesn’t always happen overnight. That’s why it’s so easy to ignore... especially when the missing tooth is hidden in the back.

Does every missing tooth need a dental implant? Not necessarily. The right choice depends on your health, bone support, the location of the tooth, and your long-term needs.

The first step is simply understanding what’s happening beneath that empty space.
Brandywine Periodontics
Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc
📞 610-558-8283

09/01/2026

Can a loose or damaged tooth still be saved?
Sometimes, yes.

A tooth may still have a chance when enough healthy bone and gum support remain, the infection can be controlled, and the tooth can be stabilized and cleaned properly afterward.

That’s why it’s worth having the tooth evaluated before assuming it needs to come out.

A periodontist looks at the whole picture: the remaining support, inflammation, movement, bite forces, possible fractures, and whether treatment is likely to last.

And sometimes... removal really is the healthier choice. But when saving your natural tooth is predictable, it deserves to be considered.

Have you ever been told a tooth couldn’t be saved?
Brandywine Periodontics
Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc
📞 610-558-8283

08/28/2026

Can stress affect your mouth? Absolutely.

When life gets busy, little things start slipping. You may clench your jaw without realizing it, drink less water, breathe through your mouth, or rush through brushing and flossing.

Then your mouth starts feeling it.

A sore jaw in the morning. Headaches. Dry, sticky lips. Sensitive teeth. Gums that suddenly feel more irritated.

Stress isn’t always the only cause, but it can quietly change your habits and make existing problems harder to ignore. If clenching, dry mouth, or gum changes keep happening, bring them up at your next dental visit.

When life gets loud, your mouth may need a little extra care too.

What do you notice first when you’re stressed: jaw tension or dry mouth?
Brandywine Periodontics
Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc
📞 610-558-8283

08/26/2026

What does a periodontist actually do besides treat gums?
Quite a bit, actually.

Periodontists care for the foundation holding your smile in place: your gums, tooth roots, and supporting bone. They also help treat gum recession, save natural teeth when possible, plan and place dental implants, and protect implants through long-term maintenance.

Think of your teeth like a house. The part you see matters, of course... but everything depends on the foundation underneath.

If you’ve noticed bleeding gums, loose or shifting teeth, gum recession, or changes around an implant, a periodontist can take a closer look.
Brandywine Periodontics
Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc
📞 610-558-8283

08/24/2026

A lot of people wait for gum problems to hurt.
The tricky part? They often don’t.

Bleeding when you floss. Puffy or tender gums. Bad breath that keeps returning. Teeth that suddenly look longer. Even small changes in how your teeth fit together.

They’re easy to explain away… until they keep happening.

These changes may be signs of gum inflammation or periodontal disease, especially when they become part of your normal routine. Your gums don’t need to hurt before they deserve attention.

Which of these signs surprised you most? Save this carousel for your next dental visit—or send it to someone who always says, “My gums just do that.”
Brandywine Periodontics
Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc
📞 610-558-8283

08/20/2026

We make appointments for our mouth... then separate appointments for the rest of our body, as if the two never talk.
But they do.

Your gums have blood vessels, immune responses, bacteria, and inflammation, just like the rest of you. Research continues to find connections between gum disease and conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. That doesn’t mean one automatically causes the other, but it does mean your gum health deserves to be part of the bigger wellness conversation.
Bleeding, swelling, tenderness, or persistent bad breath aren’t just “mouth problems” to ignore.

Your mouth lives in your body. Let’s care for it that way.

Brandywine Periodontics
Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc
📞 610-558-8283

08/18/2026

Fajita night can absolutely be smile-friendly. 🌶️🫑
The sizzling chicken or steak provides protein, while colorful peppers and onions add nutrients that support healthy gums. Add cheese for calcium, and you’ve got a pretty balanced plate hiding beneath all that deliciousness.

A few tooth-friendly tips:

💧 Choose water instead of soda or a sugary drink
🍋 Enjoy acidic lime and salsa with the meal, not little by little all evening
🦷 If food gets stuck between your teeth, floss gently afterward
⏰ Try not to turn fajita night into hours of grazing

No, fajitas don’t “clean” your teeth—and you don’t need to make your favorite meal perfect. Eat, enjoy, then give your mouth a break.

Happy National Fajita Day from Brandywine Periodontics! What’s non-negotiable on your fajitas: guacamole, salsa, or extra peppers?

Brandywine Periodontics
Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc
📞 610-558-8283

08/14/2026

Be honest… which one bothers you more?
🧊 That sharp zing when you drink something cold
🩸 Or gums that bleed when you brush or floss

Sensitive teeth tend to get your attention right away. Bleeding gums can be easier to brush off, especially when they don’t hurt.

But both are your mouth’s way of saying, “Hey, something has changed.”

Sensitivity may be related to enamel wear, exposed roots, decay, or clenching. Bleeding gums are often a sign of inflammation and shouldn’t keep happening regularly.

Which one are you choosing: sensitive teeth or bleeding gums?
Brandywine Periodontics
Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc
📞 610-558-8283

08/12/2026

You brushed. You used mouthwash. You grabbed a mint.
And somehow… the bad breath is back before lunch.

That’s because freshening your breath and treating the reason behind it are two different things.

Recurring bad breath may be connected to bacteria on the tongue, food trapped between teeth, dry mouth, or inflammation below the gumline. Mouthwash can cover the smell temporarily, but it cannot always reach or correct the source.

If bad breath keeps returning, especially with bleeding gums or a bad taste in your mouth, it may be worth looking a little deeper.
Fresh breath should last longer than the mint.
Brandywine Periodontics
Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc
📞 610-558-8283

08/10/2026

Back-to-school mornings are already a lot. The lunchbox doesn’t need to be perfect, too. 🍎

What matters more than one cookie or sports drink? How often your child’s teeth are exposed throughout the day.

Constant grazing and slowly sipping sugary or acidic drinks gives mouth bacteria more opportunities to produce enamel-damaging acids. A few simple swaps can help:

🥪 Pack filling foods instead of several tiny snacks
💧 Make water the everyday drink
🏃 Save sports drinks for prolonged, high-intensity activity
⏰ Encourage eating at set times instead of grazing all afternoon

Pack the lunch. Fill the water bottle. Let go of the guilt... small habits add up.

What disappears from your child’s lunchbox first: the fruit, the sandwich, or the treat?
Brandywine Periodontics
Steven R. Sierakowski, DMD, MDSc
📞 610-558-8283

Address

1786 Wilmington West Chester Pike, Suite 100B
Glen Mills, PA
19342

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 3pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 3pm

Website

http://www.brandywineperio.com/

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