S. John Salivonchik D.M.D., P.C.

Gum disease is a nasty, uncomfortable, and devastating health condition, but like many unpleasant things, it can make for some interesting reading. Even if you enjoy learning about periodontal disease, you can rest assured that the more you know, the more you’ll want to avoid it. In honor of Gum Care Month this September, here is a short list of interesting facts about gum disease to help you stay motivated to practice excellent oral hygiene.

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While having a dentist you can trust is vitally important to sustaining your oral health, some of the best things you’ll do for your teeth will happen outside their practice. That means that most oral health professionals are interested in not only helping patients smile brighter, but also in understanding more about what kinds of issues could affect their teeth.

Oral health problems are unfortunately exceedingly common, though some more than others. Here are a few of the most prevalent ones that you ought to watch out for.

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Every parent wants their child to succeed in academics, and for that reason tends to be reticent to pull them out of school. That’s part of why so many parents struggle to get their kids regular dental care. A lot of the time, dental checkups necessitate taking your child out of school to get them to the dentist’s office.

However, if you really want your child to succeed academically, research shows that making these regular preventive visits is a better move in the long run—here’s why that is.

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If you’ve been waiting for the right opportunity to invest in a straight smile with Invisalign, this is it! Although anytime is a good day to start your journey to better dental health, there are several advantages to beginning orthodontic treatment during the summer. Here’s why you should take a break from soaking up the sun to visit your dentist for Invisalign.

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You can’t stop wrinkles or gray hair as you age. However, if your teeth are making you look years older, you don’t have to live with the changes. Your cosmetic dentist can turn back the clock to reveal a youthful, vibrant smile. Here are 4 ways cosmetic dentistry can take years off your appearance.

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