Gum disease is more common that you might think. If you’re 30-years-old or older, you might be one of the 40% of adults who suffer from periodontal or “gum” disease, an infection that weakens the tissues and bone that support your teeth. According to the CDC, 47% of...
How am I Supposed to Know When to Replace my Toothbrush? On Average, people use the same toothbrush up to nine months. Signs which tell you it’s time to replace your toothbrush are obvious. Next time you go to bathroom to brush your teeth, take your toothbrush and ask...
Craving something sweet or salty? Some food choices can contribute to the wear and tear of your pearly whites. What make a food “bad” are bacteria living in the mouth burn sugars to thrive. The byproduct of this is acid, which dissolves tooth enamel and causes...
The best way to fight gum disease with good oral hygiene and proper dentist care. While visiting the dentist may not be at the top of your priority list, it will help you prevent periodontitis and gingivitis. Brushing your teeth alone may not remove the tartar build...
