Gum disease is a prevalent oral health issue that affects millions of people worldwide. While poor oral hygiene is a well-known contributor, another culprit often overlooked is sugar. The sweet delight that many of us indulge in daily may play a significant role in fueling the fire of gum disease. Are there other causes of gum disease? Yes, but this... read more »
Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is one of the most severe oral health issues plaguing American adults. In fact, the CDC reports that almost half of American adults over age 30 have symptoms of gum disease. With statistics like that, you may have gum disease without even knowing it. During Gum Disease Awareness Month, our goal is to... read more »
In recent years, we’ve gotten used to most dental issues being correctable. From fluoride treatments to implants, it seems like there’s a fix for all our dental woes. However, preventative care is still the best treatment when it comes to gum health. Receding gums do not regenerate, which means that when your gum tissue is lost, it’s gone permanently. What... read more »
Gum Line Contouring for a Shapelier Smile A beautiful smile can be very distracting if your gums are too prominent. Our gums serve an important purpose, but certainly should not be the focal point of your smile. Large, thick gums tend to make teeth look short and stubby, which is not nearly as attractive as longer, more visible teeth. We... read more »
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