Gum disease can be a serious matter, especially if left untreated. According to WebMD, this condition, if it persists, can lead to bone damage in the mouth, lost teeth and some studies suggest it may even influence heart disease. This is one of the many reasons why it's important to visit the dentist regularly to help keep this disorder at bay. 
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