How to Keep Your Gums Healthy
Healthy gums are important as they are what hold your teeth in place. Bleeding gums is usually a sign of gingivitis, an inflammation of the gums. This bleeding is caused by the build-up of food and bacteria on your teeth. When this build-up sits on the teeth for a...
Why a Regular Dental Check Up is Important
The reason is simple; it will help keep your teeth and gums healthy. We want to check your mouth for early signs of holes, gum disease and other conditions that could affect your oral health and lead to costly dental bills in the future. A check up and clean is...
Want Your Kids To Have Great Dental Health?
Healthy baby teeth can place kids in a great position for having healthy adult teeth. Here’s three simple steps to help your child have good dental health: 1. Aim for 2×2. Kids should brush for two minutes twice a day with help from an adult until at least...
Why Do We Have Wisdom Teeth?
Are they left over from a time when we needed more teeth to chew rougher greens or were they replacement teeth for rotten older molars? We aren’t entirely sure. Wisdom teeth usually start to come through into your mouth between the ages of 17 and 21 and most...