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Technology and research have made it possible to replace a missing tooth or teeth with any of a variety of options.

Periodontal disease prevention is important but once it has developed there are methods of treatment that can reduce or get rid of the infection and help return the gums to health.

Here are some things you can do to improve your dental health.   

Here are a few tips on how to implement good oral hygiene habits into your daily routine.

If you notice any swollen bumps full of pus on your gums, you have a gum boil. Even though they’re hard to ignore, you can’t put off making an appointment with your dentist if you see what you suspect to be a gum boil, or if you have any of the telltale symptoms.

While there are a few things that can cause an area of the gums to become indented, develop a crater or dip, or form a pocket, the most likely is gum disease.

This article explains how snoring can affect your dental health and how to prevent the effects.

Many of the dental conditions that affect adults over age 65 are preventable. That’s why it’s so important to take steps now to ensure your teeth and gums stay healthy, and you avoid costly and invasive procedures down the road.

Factors that cause gums to recede back from the teeth, potentially leaving roots exposed, include tobacco use, brushing aggressively, and genetics. 

Here are six simple tips to help make your teeth stronger.

Read on for four ways to choose which dental field better fits your financial and professional needs.

A new product to fight the loss of tooth enamel is emerging in a breath mint.