The unsung hero of the mouth, gum tissue helps protect us every second of every day. This part of the body is constantly working overtime to fight against bacterial infection, fungal infection, as well as physical trauma. We use our mouths constantly, in ways that are often focused on collision.
But with the added stress of a pregnancy, periodontal care is especially significant. Your body’s changes can leave your oral immune system vulnerable. Today, your Newport Beach, CA dentist discusses increased risks during pregnancy.
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It used to be that your dentures had to be glued to the surface of the gum, which was often sticky and a mess. And it didn’t necessarily fit right. Nobody wants their teeth falling out while trying to give a speech at their grandchild’s wedding!
As we grow older, many of us will develop osteoporosis. This is a disease of the skeletal system that leads to weaker bones. While we typically think of this affecting hips and legs, it can also have a
Many people over the past few years have successfully quit smoking using e-cigarettes or vapes. So far, they have been the most successful method of weaning people off of cigarettes available to the public. They are much more likely to work than nicotine gum, a lozenge, or a patch.
When we discuss night mouthguards for patients, the first subject of discussion has to be the health benefits. The
When people think about having porcelain veneers placed, they tend to think about the benefits to cracked or broken teeth. And that is a fantastic use for them, in order to repair a broken smile.
We only hear about wisdom teeth when there are issues with them. They don’t appear to do too much good even when they are healthy. So why do we have them? If we are evolving, are our mouths as well?
Don’t put off getting your teeth cleaned! While it may seem like an unnecessary procedure, it helps remove any plaque or tartar that has built up on the teeth. Your regular
Over the years, your teeth take a lot of damage. The foods we eat can stain them, and we are constantly exposing them to various materials that can cause damage to your enamel.
You may have heard about what is called an “All On Four” procedure. Understandably, the name can be a bit confusing to some people. What it refers to is a 
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