Taking care of your gums is an important part of maintaining your oral health. Your gums essentially work by making a tight seal around each tooth. This provides support as well as a barrier against bacteria. So here we have some habits that are bad for your gums to avoid. Habits that Are Bad for Your…
Gum recession is the visible withdrawal of the gum, revealing more of your tooth. It often begins gradually and can be difficult for you to notice. However, if left untreated, receding gums can expose even more of your tooth down to the root. Let’s look at treatments for receding gums. Treatments for Receding Gums If you notice…
Dental implants look and act like synthetic teeth. While they may not decay in the same way as natural teeth, it is still vitally important to keep them clean. In reality, your dental hygiene routine before and after dental implants will be virtually the same with minor alterations. Here are some tips for keeping implants clean.…
Nearly 50% of adults over the age of 30 have some level of periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is another term for gum disease and describes a condition related to chronic infection and inflammation of the gums. In minor cases you may experience inflammation and bleeding, but untreated periodontal disease can cause your teeth to fall…
We have all seen the way dentures remain characterized in the media. They’re often depicted as ill-fitting, uncomfortable, and likely to pop out at any time. It’s a gross exaggeration that should never be conflated with wearing dentures in real life. However, there are some real downsides to permanent denture use if they aren’t supported…
Although the average American’s oral health has improved substantially since the beginning of the 20th century, our habits still leave much to be desired. To be frank, the upward trend of people keeping a majority of their natural teeth to the end of their lifetime has more to do with fluoridated water and fluoride toothpaste…
Dental implant procedures are becoming more popular than ever for patients who have to replace missing teeth. Their efficacy and increasingly streamlined installation work to make them appealing. But are dental implant procedures painful> Are Dental Implant Procedures Painful? Unfortunately, one of the most common misconceptions is that the procedure is painful, which proves a stumbling…
Maintaining your oral health requires strong daily hygiene practices and visiting your dentist at least once every six months for regular check-ups. It may seem like a lot, but visiting twice a year makes it more likely that the signs of tooth decay, gum disease, infection, and oral cancer are spotted early when they are…
No one plans on losing a tooth. Whether it happens as a result of poor oral health choices or pure accident, it isn’t something you really see coming until it’s already too late. Sadly, the negative effects of losing a tooth are not limited to a damaged smile and decreased comfort during normal daily activities…
Dental implants are the most complete prosthetic that your periodontist in Los Angeles can use to replace a missing tooth. Unlike dentures and dental bridges, a dental implant replaces the entire tooth all the way down to the root. This preserves the health of your jaw bone and allows you unmatched comfort while eating and talking. However,…
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