What Causes Tooth Discoloration? There are many reasons for tooth discoloration. Some of the reasons we can help, and others we can not. Here are the main reasons for tooth discoloration. Not Brushing or FlossingBrushing and flossing daily is the main way to prevent oral disease and tooth discoloration. Not brushing and flossing daily will…
1. Sugary Foods We’ve all been told since childhood that sugary foods are bad for our teeth. Bacteria in plaque feed on sugars to create acid that causes decay and cavities. This decay eventually leads to infections that could affect your body with harmful inflammation. Sugar in your mouth is often the first step on…
Periodontitis & Gingivitis PeriodontitisPeriodontitis begins with bacteria in the mouth and if not properly treated, may end in tooth loss or worse. It causes inflammation of the gums, discomfort, bad breath, loose teeth, and bleeding around the teeth. It’s also the most common disease among adults. Periodontitis, while common, is also preventable. It is the…
According to a new dental survey by the ADA entitled “Why Adults Forgo Dental Care”, there are a few reasons why adults will decide to avoid the dentist in the next 12 months. This article will discuss some reasons and help you avoid these obstacles and get back on the road to good dental health. Cost The cost…
Professional dental cleanings are an essential part of your overall dental health. They’re also the best way to keep your teeth looking and feeling their best. By seeing your dentist for a cleaning every six months, you can help prevent cavities and gum disease. Regular cleanings also reinforce good oral habits that will promote lifelong dental health. A…