What can you do to avoid periodontal disease and the increased risks to your health? Here are some answers for you: Step 1. At-home Care This part is simple and easy to follow. Be sure to brush your teeth at least twice each day for two minutes with a soft-bristled toothbrush. It is optimal to brush your teeth after eating... read more »

While everyone is vulnerable to gum disease–men, women, and children–research has shown that men tend to have a higher risk of gum disease. Why? Perhaps because they are not seeing a dentist regularly or are not as consistent with good oral hygiene habits. Let’s take a closer look at periodontitis in men, women, and children. Children: As children enter puberty,... read more »

Sometimes a seemingly minor oral habit like chewing on desktop items or using your teeth to help open packaging can lead to a chipped tooth. In many of these cases the damage to the tooth’s enamel layer can vary. Even if you aren’t experiencing immediate sensitivity or discomfort in the affected tooth you should still have it examined by a... read more »

To have a healthy mouth and strong teeth, you also need to have healthy gums that aren’t affected by gum disease. This means maintaining an effective oral hygiene routine that focuses on daily brushing and flossing to remove bacteria. Our team is here to help you keep your gums healthy and address any periodontal issues that may develop. Have a... read more »

Are you considering your options to restore your smile after tooth loss? If so, we are happy to provide some insight. Cosmetic dentistry has evolved to offer multiple ways to achieve a beautiful smile after losing a tooth, and dental implants deliver beautiful long-term results that have been gaining popularity. We are happy to discuss dental implants further and how... read more »

Gum disease is one of the most dangerous dental issues in the world today, and you need to take it very seriously. This is important because if you ignore it, it can completely destroy your smile and oral health. This disease first involves red, swollen and tender gums that bleed often. Then, it involves receding gums, the formation of gum... read more »

Are you looking to learn more about dental implants? If so, you have come to the right blog! Dental implants are a popular way to restore your tooth thanks to their longevity and ability to last a lifetime with proper oral health care. In fact, dental implants have been around for many years, and have proven to be successful at... read more »

When you brush your teeth, do you see a little pink in the sink? Many people think that it is normal for gums to bleed when you brush. This is not true! In fact, bleeding gums can be an indicator of gum disease in its various stages. Gum disease is a common problem; advanced gum disease affects over 40 percent... read more »

The gum condition known as gum disease or periodontal disease is very common and destructive for the oral health, affecting millions of patients to the point that the majority of adults have gum disease in some form. The beginning stages of gum disease are mild, but it can worsen to the point that you lose your teeth, gum tissue and... read more »

Advanced gum disease affects over 47% of adults over 30 in the United States. To avoid being one of these people and combat gum disease, you must practice excellent oral hygiene. You must brush your teeth and gums twice a day, for two minutes each session. Be sure to use a very soft-bristled toothbrush; this will protect your gum tissues... read more »