[Photo by Africa images on Canva] According to the CDC, about 4 in 10 U.S. adults 30 years or older had a mild, moderate, or severe level of gum disease, making it quite common in the country. Learning about the condition can help you take care of your teeth and support others in recovery. This blog covers everything you need to know about gum disease, including causes, types, risk factors,...
Read MoreA cavity indicates that your oral care needs attention. If a cavity is left untreated, it can easily escalate from a tiny opening to a toothache, infection, and then tooth loss. Luckily, cavities can be easily prevented by adopting a daily dental hygiene routine. However, to do that, you need to understand how a cavity develops. In this guide, we’ll discuss what a cavity is, explore its causes and progression,...
Read MorePlaque and tartar buildup are common dental issues that affect many people. Poor dental hygiene can result in plaque that hardens into tartar, causing serious oral health problems, including tooth decay, gum disease, and bad breath. Plaque buildup can damage the tooth enamel, cause gum recession, toothaches, and even result in tooth loss. In this guide, we'll answer the question, "What is tooth tartar and plaque?" and highlight how a...
Read More[Photo by Maximusnd Zahar on Canva] When a dentist says you need a root canal, it can be worrying. A lot of patients who need root canals are often concerned about pain and if the treatment will stop toothaches. Understanding what a root canal is can ease your worries and help you make the best decisions for your dental health. This guide covers everything you need to know about root...
Read MoreFlossing targets between your teeth and under the gum line using tools such as traditional dental floss, dental tape, pre-threaded flossers, or tiny brushes. Your toothbrush reaches only the easy-to-clean areas, covering 60% of a tooth’s surface, which is why the American Dental Association and most dentists recommend daily flossing. Flossing daily, before or after brushing, can significantly remove plaque and food debris, promoting dental health. This guide explores why...
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