Periodontal disease, caused by the bacterial infection of your gums, is the leading cause of tooth loss among American adults. When your gums are healthy, they secure your teeth’s place in your jaw and provide a protective seal for deeper tissues. When disease appears, infection and inflammation destroy these tissues and threaten the health of […]
You may not think about it that often, but your mouth can be a quite vulnerable part of your body. Because you constantly expose it to outside elements whenever speaking, eating, or breathing, these activities can impact your oral health. When practicing behaviors to preserve your oral health, know that your gums provide critical support […]
Practicing behaviors on a daily basis to protect the health of your gums can prevent bacterial infection and leave you with a beautiful smile. Because your mouth is constantly exposed to the outside environment whenever you breathe, eat, and talk, bacteria accumulate on your teeth and gums. When you stay on top of your brushing […]
Because periodontal disease can sometimes develop slowly, you might not seek treatment to repair your gums as soon as possible. Your gingival tissues provide the critical connection between your teeth and jawbone, but when disease sets in, this connection becomes vulnerable. This means you should take care to maintain the health of your gums at […]
How important are your gums to your overall oral health? You might not think about it, but your gums provide vital protection against outside bacteria that you encounter on a daily basis. Whenever you open your mouth to eat, drink, speak, or breathe, your gums provide an integral seal that holds your teeth strongly in […]
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Do your daily habits protect the health of your gums? Your mouth is a sensitive part of your body that is constantly exposed to outside bacteria whenever you eat, speak, or breathe. Practicing a rigorous brushing and flossing routine helps fight the accumulation of bacteria that threaten your oral health. Without proper preventative care, these […]
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You might not think about it often, but your mouth is a rather vulnerable part of your body. Whenever you speak, breathe, eat, or drink, you expose your mouth to bacteria in your environment. Because you are constantly performing one of these activities, exposure lasts throughout the day and into the night while you sleep. […]
One of the most common problems affecting American health is the infection of the periodontal tissue. This is the soft pink material otherwise known as your gums. Without timely treatment and preventive care, bacterial infection can progress to the loss of teeth. Infection can even spread from the mouth throughout the rest of our body. […]
If you are not doing enough to protect yourself against gingivitis, you can have more trouble with your overall health later in life. One reason for this is that as the problem progresses, the bacteria gathering on the roots of your teeth can enter the bloodstream, at which point they can affect new parts of […]
The new year is a good time for the setting of goals both large and small. Committing to better periodontal health may seem like a small change, but it is one that can impact your well-being in many ways. Did you know that your issues with gum disease impact your tooth loss risk? This is […]
