Are you seeing blood in the sink when you brush? It could be a sign of gingivitis, the inflammation of gum tissue, or even periodontal disease, which puts you at real risk of Your gums do some real work to keep your mouth in working order, and when they need help, reach out to your… Read more »
When you look in the mirror, are you happy with what you see? If you’re not, then it’s time to talk to your dentist about your options. Unfortunately, many Americans struggle to find the time to care for their basic oral health needs due to time or money, but keeping up with your checkups is… Read more »
A radiant smile is not just about genetics; it is about how well you care for your teeth and gums. Revamping your brushing and flossing techniques can significantly enhance your smile’s appearance and overall oral health. By adopting proper dental care habits and seeking professional assistance when needed, you can achieve a healthy smile that… Read more »
Your confidence in your smile can change in seemingly no time at all. While some problems, like the buildup of teeth stains, can worsen gradually, some issues can lead to unexpected challenges and concerns. For example, you can be embarrassed by the eruption of a cold sore that makes you look unhealthy and less attractive…. Read more »
There may be no way to completely stop the aging process, but the right behaviors can help you slow down the impact the years can have on your health. When it comes to your oral health, the behaviors you practice now can have an impact on the appearance and condition of your teeth later in… Read more »
Struggles with bad breath can affect your confidence, and it can make you question your oral health. Sometimes, the problem is difficult to avoid – without a mint or gum handy, your mouth can contain strong odors just after eating something with garlic. However, it is a cause for concern if you frequently have this… Read more »
Are you one to make New Year’s Resolutions? If you do make a resolution, do you stick to it or do you give up after a month? It seems normal for many people to give up on a big resolution. However, we have a New Year’s Resolution idea that is good for your smile along… Read more »
Your oral health is not limited to what is inside your mouth. Your dentist can help you with your teeth and gums, but the outside of your mouth can be treated, too. The weather of fall and winter can be a trigger for cold sore breakouts. The dry weather outside and the dry heat inside… Read more »
Keeping your mouth healthy and looking good goes beyond your teeth. Though your teeth and gums do get a lot of attention, cold sores can be even more unsightly and irritating than issues inside your mouth. There is dental technology to address cold sores on your lips and around your mouth in a short amount… Read more »
It is important to keep your entire mouth looking and feeling healthy, not just your teeth. Many people believe that dentists only deal with teeth, but they care about keeping your lips and gums healthy, too. Cold sores can be painful, itchy, contagious, embarrassing, and irritating to your mouth. They are caused by the herpes… Read more »
