Putting a Stop to Gum Disease

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Gum disease is a serious problem that affects approximately fifty percent of American adults. The primary cause of gum disease is the buildup of plaque and tartar on your teeth. As those substances accumulate, your gums begin to swell, allowing the plaque accumulate below the gumline. Some of the symptoms... Read more »

The Truth About Root Canals

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Root canals have gotten a bad rap over the years. Comedians make jokes about root canals, and most people cringe at the thought of having one. But a root canal can allow you to keep a tooth that in the past may have had to be extracted. A root canal... Read more »

Keeping Your Mouthguard in Good Shape

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If you play any kind of sports in which there is a chance of an injury to your mouth, you should be wearing a mouthguard. Some schools may mandate that a player wear a mouthguard, but the chance or sustaining a trauma to your mouth and face exists in many... Read more »

Fun Facts About Bad Breath

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Halitosis, also known as bad breath, is a common oral health disorder often characterized by foul odors springing from your mouth often due to bacteria. Although not all bad breath is caused by your mouth, it is still often the chief cause. Bad breath can arise in people of all... Read more »

What Substances in Your Meals Should You Be Avoiding?

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Have you ever asked yourself what substances in your meals you should be avoiding to protect your gum line? Oftentimes we know which foods and drinks can be hazardous to our weight, but we fail to take into consideration the effects on our teeth. Listed below are a few key... Read more »

The Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment of Gum Disease

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Do you suspect that you have gum disease? You’re not the only one. 47.2% of adults over 30 in the United States have been diagnosed with chronic periodontitis, and even more are in the initial stages of gum disease. The main cause of gum disease is plaque--that sticky, colorless film... Read more »