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Even if you are beginning to suffer the early stages of gum disease, all is not lost. This means that you will require more intensive treatment from your dentist. It will also help if you step up your dental and… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘Gum Disease’
Gum Disease and Your Health
Gum disease can affect your dental and oral health. That’s a given. But one thing you probably didn’t know is that it can also affect your overall sense of well-being. Cold and flu season is bad enough, so don’t compound… Read More
Simple Ways To Prevent Gum Disease
Gum disease is one of the most common oral conditions worldwide, however, the signs and symptoms can be hard to recognize. Millions of people are diagnosed with the condition each year, so gum disease is no laughing matter. This disease… Read More
Easy Ways to Improve Your Gum Health
People tend to think about improving their teeth as a way to achieve a more beautiful smile, and oftentimes overlook the importance of gum health. Many people don’t realize that gums actually play a crucial role in the beauty of… Read More
What Is The Difference Between Gingivitis and Periodontitis?
There are two types of diseases which commonly affect the gums. These are gingivitis and periodontitis. Together, both conditions are referred to as periodontal disease. Periodontal (or gum) disease is essentially an inflammation and infection which harms and destroys all… Read More
Preventing Gum Disease
Periodontal disease, commonly known as gum disease, affected nearly 64.7 million Americans over the age of 30 in 2010. This rate has been growing and infects nearly 40 percent of the population. But do you know what gum disease really… Read More
Your Bad Breath Could be Halitosis
Sometimes bad breath is just a result of something you ate like garlic or onions. But if you have chronic bad breath, it could be the result of halitosis. Millions of people suffer from halitosis in the United States but… Read More
Good and Bad Food for Your Teeth
Did you know there are some foods that promote healthy teeth and others that can ruin your teeth? Let’s explore some of these good and bad options!
Diseases, Disorders, and Your Oral Health
Just like your teeth can affect your overall health, your overall health and wellness can affect the health of your mouth. But do you know what illnesses can affect the mouth? Let’s take a look at a few.
Tooth Loss and Preventative Measures
In a world where we judge ourselves as other people see us, people become very self-conscious about the way their appearances. People care about their appearances but seem to skip and important one. What about their teeth?