Identifying The Symptoms, Treatments, And Risk Factors That Differentiate Gum Disease From Gum Recession

People often mistakenly use the terms "receding gums" and "gum disease" interchangeably, but they are actually two different conditions. Yet one condition can lead to the other, and the two conditions can be present simultaneously. Before exploring the differences, the two conditions must be clearly defined.  What is Gum Disease? When a patient leaves plaque and tartar buildup untreated, it can develop into painful gingivitis, or the inflammation, bleeding, and swelling of the gums. Read More 

Put Your Best Teeth Forward: 3 Simple Steps To Whiter Teeth

Your teeth are the first thing people notice when you smile. That's why it's so important that you keep your teeth in the best shape possible. That includes keeping them their absolute whitest. Regular visits to your dentist's office will provide the deep cleaning that you need, but there are also some things you can be doing at home to keep them clean between visits. Take a look at this list of ways to put your best teeth forward. Read More