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4 Reasons Your Gums May Bleed When You Brush

Does brushing your teeth make your gums hurt? Does your mouth bleed after you brush? It’s a sign of a potentially serious problem with your oral health and something you should discuss with your dentist. In the meantime, here are a few options to consider....

5 Reasons Flossing Keeps Your Body Healthy

To floss or not to floss? That is the question. But what we ask you every dental check up is — do you floss? Whether you say yes or no, we always know the answer. It’s written on your teeth and gums. More than half...

How to Preserve and Save a Knocked Out Tooth

So you knocked out a tooth. What should you do? First, don’t panic. We might be able to save it. If a tooth is knocked out or chipped, try to gather the broken pieces. Call our dentist office for an emergency appointment. Bring the pieces...

6 Reasons Your Dentist Thinks Your Tongue is Amazing

When you think about it, your tongue is actually pretty amazing. While technically you can live without it, your tongue plays a critical role in taste and sensation. In fact, having a healthy tongue is critical to dental health. Did you know your tongue is...

Yes, Smiling is Good for Your Health — Here’s Why

As your dentists, we love your smile! Our goal is great dental care — and that is something to smile about. But did you know that smiling is actually good for you? There’s a strong link between good health, longevity, and smiling. Studies have shown...

Why Tooth Decay & Gum Disease Increases Risk of Diabetes

There’s a surprising connection between your teeth and your gut. In fact, diabetes and poor oral health drive down a two-way street. Not only can diabetes worsen your oral health, but poor dental care can worsen diabetes. People with diabetes face a number of oral...

Are Energy Drinks Ruining Your Teeth? Probably. Here’s Why

Got a teenager who loves energy drinks? Hope you love paying high dental bills. The fact is energy drinks are horrible for your teeth, even worse than soda. The reason is their high acidity and sugar content. Energy and sports drinks damage tooth enamel, breed...

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