When Should I Be Concerned About Bleeding Gums? Of all the complaints dentists hear from their patients, bleeding gums is one of the most common. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), around 46 percent of adults over the age of 30 show symptoms of Periodontitis, such as bleeding gums. About nine percent have severe […]
Those who’ve had braces know…they can really get in the way of your oral hygiene routine. Not only can the pain from adjustments lead you to brush less thoroughly, but the brackets themselves can make it difficult to completely clean your teeth and gums. One study by the National Institute of Health (NIH) found that fixed […]
Preventive dentistry is just what you’d think it is…it prevents disease in the teeth and gums through proactive dental care. Typically, dental cleanings and fluoride treatments are the most common methods of prevention, as your dentist can get rid of tartar buildup and fortify your enamel with topical fluoride. This way, we can prevent tooth decay and gum […]
Tooth loss is more than a cosmetic problem. If you’re losing teeth, you’re likely suffering personally, in your relationships, and in your day-to-day life. Our teeth are definitely important to our self-image and confidence, but they’re also integral to our enjoyment of food, our speech, and our well-being. Dental implants can be a way to […]