Your teeth aren’t the only thing that can cause your oral health to decline, not to mention insecurity in your smile. Your gums are vital to maintaining a healthy but also beautiful smile. If you have noticed your gums appear larger, lately, or your teeth suddenly seem small or misshapen because of changes to your […]
Category: Periodontal Health
The Connection Between Your Teeth and Your Body
If you have recently begun a journey towards a healthier and more active lifestyle, then you may have already overhauled what you eat and how you spend your time. These can be important steps towards feeling and looking your best. But you should not overlook your oral hygiene in an effort to move towards health. […]
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Periodontal Treatment Could Help Save Your Teeth
Gum disease is the leading cause of adult tooth loss in America, and a recent study estimates that nearly half of Americans, over age 30, already have a form of the disease. Though there’s no cure for gum disease, the good news is that symptoms are usually reversible in its early stage, which is called […]
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Gum Disease: Your Questions
Gum disease is a serious problem that, though it results in serious consequences, may be something you do not know much about. Fortunately, we provide treatment to improve your gum health if concerns should arise. In the meantime, we invite you to learn more about what causes periodontal problems and what you can do to […]
What is a Periodontist?
Your teeth are important but don’t overlook the importance of your gums. Your teeth and gums work together for a healthy, strong mouth. Periodontium is a dental term that refers to your gums and jawbone, the soft tissue and bone that hold your teeth in place and support your teeth through a lifetime of daily […]
How to Fix a “Gummy Smile”
Are you embarrassed by your “gummy smile”? Good news: We can fix a gummy smile with gum contouring. A “gummy smile” is when a significant portion of your gums show as you smile, which makes your teeth look shorter than they are. There is nothing wrong with this type of smile, but some patients who […]
A Crash Course on Gum Disease
It isn’t the most common dental health issue in the United States (that would be cavities), but gum disease still affects the majority of adults—approximately 70%, according to the American Academy of Periodontology. Despite its prevalence, and in light of the fact that it is also the leading cause of adult tooth loss, gum disease […]
What Is a Gummy Smile?
A gummy smile is an informal way of describing an uneven display of your gum tissues, which can cause your smile to seem asymmetrical even when your teeth are perfectly straight. A gummy smile can be caused by a number of factors, from an abnormality in your upper lip’s muscles to an excessive amount of […]
What Is That Awful Taste, and How Do I Get Rid of It?
It’s easy to take your sense of taste for granted, despite the fact that it is something you use every day of your life. Here’s an interesting question: Do your taste buds and tongue play a greater role in the health of your mouth? Absolutely! If you notice a peculiar taste in your mouth, or […]
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Just How Tough Are Your Teeth?
Let’s face it: Teeth are weird. At least that is how it seems some of the time. Picture this: It’s the day of the big game, and you’re going all out on the snack front. Throughout the day you tuck into chicken wings, beef jerky, and the toughest burger you’ve ever had the dubious pleasure […]
