Healthy gums are part of the foundation of your overall oral hygiene. Gums are the soft tissue in your mouth that attach the tooth to the bone structure. Their purpose is to cover the teeth and bones for protection and an added layer to prevent bacteria from entering. If your gums are swollen or hurt,…
Why Floss?
Flossing is critical to maintaining good oral hygiene. It removes plaque and food in between your teeth, where toothbrush bristles fail to reach. Even though it is so beneficial to your health, 20% of Americans do not floss! We want to see everyone flossing daily and bettering their oral hygiene. Here are some flossing…
Why is Brushing Your Teeth Important?
Did you know the mouth houses over 6 billion bacteria, including over 700 different species? This bacteria is made up of both good and bad bacteria, but it is critical for us to help lower the amount of bad bacteria in our mouth. Brushing is a great way to do this; it is essential for…