Understanding the Treatment and Further Prevention of Gingivitis

It’s estimated by the American Dental Association that nearly half of all Americans over the age of 30 have some degree of gum disease. It is primarily caused by hardened tartar at the gumline. This is often the result of an inconsistent or inadequate daily oral hygiene routine. Other factors, like tobacco use, alcohol consumption, and medical conditions like dry... read more »

Professional Dental Cleanings

Brushing and flossing your teeth is important for cleaning away plaque and residual food particles from your mouth before they can harden into tartar. Maintaining good oral health in the long term also includes attending your regular dental checkups at our office The checkup starts with a thorough dental cleaning performed by one of our dental hygienists. This will clean... read more »

Are Your Gums in Tip-Top Shape?

To enjoy a healthy body, you know to engage in a healthy lifestyle, such as exercising and following a healthy diet. But did you know that the health of your gums can affect your overall health? In fact, keeping your gums healthy is an important part of protecting the health of your body. Fortunately, there are several things you can... read more »