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Gum Disease Can Be Stopped but You Could Be in For a Long Fight
posted: Apr. 03, 2021.
It often begins without you realizing it—spreading ever deeper into the gums and damaging tissue attachments, teeth and supporting bone in its way. In the end, it could cause you Read more -
It's Time to Show Your Gums Some Love
posted: Feb. 02, 2021.
February is Gum Disease Awareness Month, and we heartily agree that gums deserve their own month of special recognition. After all, they play an essential role keeping teeth securely in Read more -
Your Gum Tissue 'Biotype' Could Determine How Gum Disease Affects You
posted: Dec. 14, 2020.
Periodontal (gum) disease can cause a number of devastating effects that could eventually lead to tooth loss. However, you may be more prone to a particular effect depending on the Read more -
Be on the Alert for Gum Disease While Wearing Braces
posted: Jun. 27, 2020.
On your way to a more attractive smile, you’ll have to deal with some inconveniences while wearing braces like avoiding certain foods or habits or dealing with possible embarrassment about Read more -
Have Your Loose Tooth Examined as Soon as Possible
posted: Jul. 23, 2019.
A loose permanent tooth is not a good thing—and not something you should put off having examined. That’s because a loose tooth could soon become a lost tooth.How we treat Read more -
We'll Help You Maintain Your Oral Health After Gum Disease
posted: Jun. 13, 2019.
It’s been a long road back to oral health for you after periodontal (gum) disease. But after several plaque removal sessions and perhaps even surgical procedures to address deep infection, Read more -
3 Age-Related Dental Problems and what you can do About Them
posted: Feb. 02, 2019.
Like other aspects of our lives, aging can take a toll on our smile. Over a lifetime the effects of disease, teeth wearing and the foods we eat can cause Read more -
Stop Smoking to Reduce Your Risk of Gum Disease
posted: Dec. 04, 2018.
Your risk for periodontal (gum) disease increases if you’re not brushing or flossing effectively. You can also have a higher risk if you’ve inherited thinner gum tissues from your parents. Read more
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