Using a pacifier or a bottle is common to soothe and feed infants. But did you know that the use of a pacifier or bottle can potentially affect how an infant’s teeth erupt? Prolonged or improper use of pacifiers and bottles can lead to a condition known as “bottle mouth” or baby bottle tooth decay. […]
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Teeth grinding and clenching, also known as bruxism, can significantly impact your smile and oral health. This unconscious habit often occurs during sleep or times of stress and can lead to various dental issues. Although it’s normal to grind your teeth and clench your jaw occasionally, making a habit out of bruxism can cause serious […]
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Gum discoloration happens when your gums turn a different color. Since your gum tissue’s natural hue can vary based on your skin tone, gum discoloration can look different for different people. However, gum discoloration is typically noticeable because of the changes in appearance that it causes. So what causes gum discoloration, and can it be […]
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Whether you’ve had an acute infection of COVID-19 which went away after a few weeks or are dealing with chronic COVID-19 symptoms, it’s important to know that the virus can impact your oral health. But how exactly can COVID-19 impact the oral cavity? There are a few ways the virus can increase your risk for certain […]
Tooth mobility is essentially what happens when a tooth becomes loose. Permanent teeth are not meant to be loose, so tooth mobility is always a cause for concern. However, if you have noticed one or more of your teeth are loose, what could have caused this to happen, and how can it be treated? Here, […]
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