Do your gums constantly bleed? Do you find blood in the sink every time you brush your teeth? Bleeding gums are usually a sign of gum infection. Bacteria gets stuck in between and around your teeth. If that bacteria isn’t removed, it can infiltrate your gums, causing the tissue to break down. That leads to bleeding. If the problem isn’t remedied, the bacteria could get into your bloodstream and cause even more serious medical issues.…
Read More »Most dental implants require you to have one or two dental procedures, depending on how severe your case is, so you must be prepared thoroughly while you await for the procedures. Here are some tips to help you prepare for your dental implants. 1. Medical conditions Since you will be going through a surgery, it is important to tell your doctor(s) your medical history. This includes: Medical conditions: if you experience any severe medical conditions that you feel will probably interfere with your medical surgery.…
Read More »As your baby begins to get teeth, you may notice something a bit different about the way their front teeth are growing in. You may not be able to see your baby’s top teeth when they smile, or notice an increasing gap in their top front teeth as they come in. You may also notice an alarming flap of skin protruding between their top teeth that appears strange. This is an oral condition commonly referred to as being ‘lip tied’, and should be addressed when your baby goes in for their first dental appointment.…
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