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Gum recession may not sound like a big deal, but it means your gum tissue is wearing away and putting you at risk of tooth loss. Here are the top things to watch for so you can get treatment and avoid complications.

Most people know smoking is bad for their lung health. But, did you know it affects your oral health, too? If you need extra help kicking your tobacco habit once and for all, do it for your smile.

It’s normal to wake up with a case of “morning breath” or have especially fragrant breath after a garlicky lunch. But, if you struggle with persistent bad breath despite regular brushing, your mouth is trying to tell you something.

When thinking about oral health, issues like cavities, gum disease, and missing teeth are usually the first things that come to mind. However, you can develop other issues, such as sores and ulcers, and sometimes they can be a cause for concern.

People spend lots of time talking about fighting tooth decay and gum disease, but what about gum recession? This common issue can also put your teeth at risk. However, there are things you can do to help avoid the problem.

Do you feel like your smile is more gums than teeth? Crown lengthening can help create a more balanced smile by removing excess gum tissue to reveal the teeth concealed beneath. And now, laser technology makes the process easier than ever.

Gum disease significantly increases your risk for tooth loss. But did you know the dangers don’t stop there? Keep reading to see how your oral health and overall health are intimately linked.

Do you have receding gums? Whether you dislike your toothy smile or worry about tooth instability, cutting-edge solutions can correct this problem, restore your oral health, and leave you smiling again. Keep reading to learn more.

Aside from cosmetic concerns, there are lots of reasons you shouldn’t live with missing teeth. Replacing them can save your oral — and your overall — health. Read on to learn more about the gold standard: dental implants.