There are different types of cracks that can occur to the tooth, and for different reasons. A tooth can be cracked from an injury, chewing on foods or objects you’re not supposed to, and teeth grinding. A cracked tooth may be obvious with a visible crack or cracks in the teeth, or you may not […]
A cavity, which is a small hole in your tooth that occurs when your tooth enamel is damaged from bacteria, acids and plaque, needs treatment to go away. If you keep ignoring a cavity, it won’t get better on its own. Over time, it will worsen until it can compromise your tooth. What could happen […]
Your gums play a vital role in protecting and supporting your teeth. Keeping your gum tissue healthy is just as important as keeping your teeth healthy, especially since gum disease is one of the major causes of tooth loss [1]. The good news is that by eating healthy, you can support your teeth as well […]
It’s no secret that your bodily health is linked to your dental health. Increasing evidence is showing that conditions in the body can actually affect your smile, and vice versa. Being aware of your body’s health can help you take better care of your teeth and gums, especially when you know that certain conditions that […]
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Gum recession happens when the gum tissue begins to pull away from the teeth, which can expose the tooth’s roots. When this happens, bacteria can accumulate in the spaces between the teeth and the gum tissue, which can cause an infection. Receding gums are a sign of gum disease and typically happen as the condition […]
