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Periodontal Disease: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments

47.2% of adults aged 30 or older have periodontal disease in the United States, according to recent findings from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Periodontal disease, also referred to as gum disease, is an...

Bleeding Gums: What’s Normal and What to Worry About

Do you see some pink in your sink after brushing or flossing? It's not uncommon for gums to bleed, especially if you've brushed a little too vigorously or begun a new flossing routine. In certain instances, however, bleeding gums can be a...

Signs of Gingivitis: Symptoms of Gingivitis & Gum Disease

A common form of mild gum disease, gingivitis is inflammation of the gingiva, the portion of your gum around the bottom of your teeth. According to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly half of all adults over the age of...

Understanding Pregnancy Gingivitis

Pregnancy causes a woman to experience hormonal changes that increase her risk for oral health problems, such as inflammation of the gums and periodontitis. Here's what you should know about pregnancy gingivitis, along with some valuable...

What to Know About Gum Therapy for Your Teeth

Although gum therapy might sound like something you get after an especially sticky or sugary meal; it's actually a professional procedure performed by a dental hygienist. Here's what goes into gum therapy, along with information on why you...

What Is Periodontics? Everything You Need to Know

When most people think about oral health, they fixate on their teeth. In reality, there are a number of different things that can affect a person's smile and jaw function. Periodontics addresses a few of these elements, while providing...

Diabetes and Oral Health: Why You’re More Prone to Periodontal Problems

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 29 million Americans suffer from diabetes. Unfortunately, this means that approximately 9 percent of the U.S. population is at risk of developing several related health...

What Is a Periodontist and Signs You Should See One

Periodontists specialize in treating specific oral health issues that can lead to debilitating dental problems. To determine whether you need to see one, consider the following. What Is a Periodontist? According to the ADA, the ...

What is Periodontal Disease? An Infographic

Periodontal disease is a serious infection that can damage your gums, teeth, and jawbone. We’re here to help you understand what periodontal disease is, what causes periodontal disease, and what signs you should look out for. Remember,...

Causes of Receding Gums and How to Prevent It

Receding gums can compromise the stability of your teeth, while also affecting their aesthetic appearance. If you've noticed that your teeth appear to be getting longer, consider the following guide on gum recession. Why Do Gums Recede? ...

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