Many people have heard about the importance of flossing once per day, but this essential step in oral hygiene is often overlooked or performed incorrectly. Routine flossing removes plaque and food particles where a toothbrush cannot easily reach. Plaque build-up can...
Sometimes, our mouths are referred to as the “windows” to our bodies. Our mouths are called this because oral health, good or bad, can positively or negatively affect our overall health. As surprising as that may be, it’s essential to know that your...
Dental hygiene is essential for people of all ages. As the years go by, many adults may be surprised to discover that their oral care techniques need some adjusting too. During National Dental Hygiene Awareness Month, let’s get back to the basics and learn about...
Pregnancy is a time of joy, celebration and getting ready for your new little one to arrive. However, pregnancy can increase the risk of oral health problems, including gum disease. That’s why oral health is an essential part of prenatal care. Did you know that...
Receding gums is a form of periodontal disease that occurs when the gums gradually pull away from a tooth, causing its roots to be exposed. According to the CDC, over 45 percent of American adults aged 30 years and older have some form of periodontal disease. If it...
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