Category: Gum Disease

Green tea has been used for about 4,000 years in Asian cultures as a remedy for all sorts of different ailments. Recently, green tea has become increasingly more popular in America. Scientific research suggests that drinking green tea promotes weight loss, a healthy heart, and could even aid in cancer prevention. Research evidence suggests that… Read more »

Have you ever noticed blood in the sink when you’re brushing your teeth? There is something known as “pink toothbrush” when blood stains the bristles. It’s generally a sign that you have some form of gum disease. When a patient has periodontitis (severe gum disease) they have either ignored early signs like puffy gums, or perhaps went without any… Read more »

 at Riverside Dental Group. To learn more, read on for a gum disease overview.

 at Riverside Dental Group, would like to challenge you to a quiz on the bacteria in your mouth.

Gum tissues are a large part of the anatomy of your mouth. However, you may not give your gums much thought as long as they’re properly doing their job. Look in the mirror the next time you get a chance, and flash yourself a wide grin. Do you see how your gums literally frame your… Read more »

would like to challenge you to a quiz on gum recession causes. Questions Q1. True or false – Plaque and tartar are versions of the same biofilm which can lead to gum disease and gum recession. Q2. True or false – Your gums can recede from brushing teeth too hard.

at Dental Associates of Corona will answer some frequently asked questions about recession of gum tissue. Gum Recession FAQs Q1. Can receding gums happen regardless of oral hygiene?

will speak more about gum recession causes.