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Deep pockets along with bleeding gums are a sign that there is active disease in the tissues supporting or keeping your teeth in place.

Though it may not seem like it, oral hygiene is always affecting you. You do not want to experience pain while you are eating or speaking.

What is the most important tool you will ever use in your life, and that in fact you were born with?

One of the most prevalent health problems affecting young children, particularly those in low-income households, is the incidence of dental caries in their primary teeth, as well as a lack of awareness of critical oral care habits and practices.

A recent new study has determined that gum disease is one of the major contributing causes of stroke.

Perhaps it was annoying, being pestered by your parents to brush as a child, but very often the most obnoxious advice is the best.

We all know that the most important thing to keeping our teeth free from disease and decay is to brush and floss every day.

Congratulations! Careful brushing that removes plaque at the gumline at least twice a day and daily flossing will help you maintain your oral health in between dental visits.