Category: Dental Health

Reasons Why Your Gums Are Bleeding

Bleeding gums can be alarming, and either quickly resolved without inconvenience or an indication of serious medical issues. Discovering the cause and pursuing remedies is crucial to halting its progression and the development of other gum line complications. Common Causes The primary cause of bleeding gums is plaque buildup at the gum line. Plaque, a …

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How to Help Sensitive Teeth at Home

Many people have experienced sensitive teeth at one point in their lifetime. Common causes include gum recession, teeth grinding, damaged enamel, tooth erosion and some dental procedures such as crowns, fillings, and bleaching. No matter what the cause, Fairfield Dental Arts is here to help you find a solution. Try some of these at-home remedies …

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How To Care For Your Gums

It’s all too easy to forget to take good care of your gums until you start to experience gum problems. Red, painful gums are no fun and gum disease can be irreversible. Fortunately, taking care of your gums is simple, and it’s easy to add good gum care habits to your daily routine. Here’s how …

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Fun Facts About Smiling

Smiling tells a lot about a person. Our perception of a  “happy” person is directly connected to the amount they smile. It doesn’t matter what someone’s teeth look like or what they are smiling or laughing at. If they smile, we consider them cheerful! In reality, smiling goes deeper than perception. It is directly correlated …

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How Does Toothpaste Work?

Toothpaste is necessary for keeping your mouth healthy and clean. In fact, it contains various ingredients, including fluoride, abrasives, and detergents, which together work hard to provide the following benefits for your teeth: Helps Prevent Cavities and Plaque Each time we eat or drink, our enamel becomes susceptible to attack by the sugars, carbohydrates, and …

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Why Are My Teeth Sensitive?

For those of us with sensitive teeth, there is little doubt about how unbearable it can be. The professional term for tooth sensitivity is known as, “dentin hypersensitivity”, and this occurs when dentin (the inner layer of enamel) is exposed. Eating a great deal of citrus and other sweet and sour foods is what generally …

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