If you've noticed some blood after brushing or flossing your teeth, don't panic. There are several reasons why gums bleed when brushing. So what’s causing your bleeding gums and more importantly, what can you do about it? Learn about the common causes of bleeding gums after brushing and when to see your dentist.   ...Read More

It’s no stretch to say that your teeth’s enamel is super important. In fact, without enamel, your teeth would grind away or break down far too quickly.   Enamel is a tough shell that forms the outside of your teeth, covering the crown. It’s the visible part of your teeth and is, even compared to bone, the t ...Read More

Our teeth are some of the most important parts of our bodies. Without them, we wouldn’t be able to chew any hard food and get vital nutrients from many fruits and vegetables. While we all start off with a full set of baby teeth, soon enough those teeth fall out and are replaced by a set of adult teeth designed to last for the rest of our l ...Read More

A person may have gum pain because they have a condition that affects the gums, or because they are simply brushing too hard.   Some other causes of gum pain include:   ...Read More