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When you close your eyes and think about your oral health, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? For most people, they instantly envision their teeth, and that’s completely understandable; after all, they are the stars of the show. But your gums play an integral role in keeping your smile safe and strong, and… Read more »
While we know that you love your teeth, they’re not the only part of your smile. You need to take care of your entire mouth, and that means making sure that you’re spending enough time on your gum health. Periodontal tissue provides serious support for your teeth, and when you go lax on your flossing,… Read more »
One of the most helpful tools at your disposal in fighting the accumulation of plaque and tartar is your routine examination with your dentist. If you have been less than perfect with your appointment schedule, know that you have the opportunity to change your habits, starting with one simple trip to your oral health care… Read more »
Periodontal disease, or the inflammation and infection of the gum tissue, is incredibly common in this country. Approximately 42% of Americans struggle with this health condition, and it can be devastating to your oral health. This material creates a safe and secure bond between the bacteria of your mouth and the vulnerable inner mechanics within…. Read more »
If you are on your way to having a child, the massive amount of health issues that you have to track can be overwhelming. Our bodies change in such a radical way in order to facilitate the growth of another human being. Sometimes these changes can put the health of a mother at risk, so… Read more »
Deep cleaning is a process used to treat the tissue at the base of your gums and beneath your gum line. Deep cleaning is not a procedure that you’re likely to receive unless your teeth are suffering from neglect. Bacteria can build up on the surfaces of your teeth and cause serious damage. That damage… Read more »
Gum disease is a common oral health condition that is caused by bacterial infection. You’re probably familiar with how cavities develop. Bacteria build up on your teeth and eventually wear a hole in your dental enamel. The same type of damaging bacterial activity can happen to your gums. If bacteria buildup around or below your… Read more »
Your teeth are strong and resilient. When healthy, your teeth can sustain a huge amount of force as they chew through food. The thing that allows your teeth to function in this way is the connection between your teeth and jawbone. Your teeth are held in place by connective tissue that fuses the roots of… Read more »
Gum disease is the result of chronic inflammation in your gums. When bacteria build up beneath your gum line, they cause your gums to become red, swollen, and uncomfortable. If you are noticing any of these signs in your gums, it may mean that you have developed gingivitis. Gingivitis is the first stage of gum… Read more »
If you’re someone who doesn’t generally deal with any oral health issues, you may not be familiar with “scaling and root planing.” Also known as a “deep cleaning,” this isn’t a treatment that you’ll receive as part of your normal checkup and cleaning. That’s because scaling and root planing aren’t targeted at the surfaces of… Read more »