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  • What Causes Gum Discoloration—And Can It Be Fixed?

    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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    How COVID-19 Can Impact Oral Health

    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 […]

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    What Is Tooth Mobility, and How Is It Treated?

    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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    How Does Gum Scaling Help Treat Gum Disease?

    Gum scaling is a procedure in which your dental hygienist will gently scrape the sides of your teeth just below the gumline to remove plaque, tartar, and bacteria. A gum scaling procedure provides a more effective treatment for gum disease than a regular teeth cleaning because it allows your hygienist to reach into the periodontal […]

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    Poor Oral Health Can Affect Your Brain Later in Life

    You may have heard that your oral health can affect everything from your heart health to your baby’s health and even impact diabetes treatment. More research is showing just how much a healthy smile can influence a healthy body—and even a healthy mind. Bacteria involved in oral health conditions such as tooth decay and gum […]

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