An effective daily oral hygiene routine is essential in the prevention of tooth decay and periodontal health problems. It needs to include thoroughly brush your teeth twice each day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. You also need to remember to floss at least once every 24-hours. A safe and effective flossing technique is especially important for removing food... read more »
Did you know there is a way to spot gum disease? Did you know gum disease has symptoms, so you know when to get help? Gum disease is a severe threat to your teeth and gums, which can result in tooth loss and even bone loss. To help you learn about the traits of gum disease, our doctor, Dr. David... read more »
In order to protect your oral health, it is a good idea to avoid any potential tooth hazards or forms of dental damage in your everyday life. However, there are numerous risk factors that can exist some of which you may have no control over. Either way, it is a good idea to have a preventive damage plan in place... read more »
Do you know how to spot the symptoms of periodontal disease, also called gum disease? Periodontal disease is a common oral infection that affects the gum tissue in your mouth, typically around the teeth. If you have gum disease, your gums may appear swollen, unusually red, and can often be sensitive or sore. Another sign of gum disease occurs with... read more »
Have you ever heard of gum recession? Sadly, gum recession is a fairly serious issue. Fortunately, there are several things you can do to deal with gum recession. Luckily, there are several symptoms you might be able to recognize from home. For example, if you have swollen or tender gums, you could have gum recession. Similarly, if you see brown... read more »
As most people know, gingivitis is something you should try to avoid altogether. However, do you know what gingivitis actually is? Or what it can do to your teeth? Did you also know you could have it and not even know it? You see, if plaque isn’t removed, it will eventually turn into tartar. Unfortunately, tartar usually builds up is... read more »