Category: General Oral Health

Have your gums changed from their normal pink and firm appearance? If so, this may be your mouth’s way of trying to tell you it is time for a trip to the dentist! Your gums may try to warn you of possible illness in a number of ways—from changing color, to altering their texture. In … Continued

Have you been waking with jaw pain? Do you experience popping sounds when you open your mouth, or even have more frequent headaches? Has your partner complained about your mouth making grinding or squeaking sounds throughout the night? If so, the term “bruxism” may have popped up during a quick Google search. Here are five … Continued

It is no surprise that smoking causes damage to your lungs and heart, but did you know that it can greatly affect your oral health as well? Here are just a few of the ways that smoking cigarettes can cause harm to your teeth, tongue, and gums. Smoking increases your risk of tooth decay. More … Continued

It is highly recommended that you visit your dentist every six months for a routine check-up, according to the American Dental Association. However, there are some instances in which you may need to schedule an appointment a bit earlier than planned in order to remedy any unexpected oral health issues. If you’re experiencing any of … Continued