Most people seek to prevent failing teeth so they can have them throughout their lives, whenever possible. That's why they take the time to brush and floss daily, visit their dentist twice a year and have root canals if necessary. But sometimes it isn't possible to keep teeth healthy forever because of what is known as occlusal disease. Occlusal disease,... read more »
Making sure that your patients are educated on the risks of gum disease starts with providing them the knowledge to prevent the biggest cause of gum disease – gingivitis. Too often, people overlook the first symptoms of periodontitis – bleeding, red, and swollen gums. These symptoms are caused by gingivitis, or plaque buildup. It’s important, as a dental professional, to... read more »
