Scaling and Root Planing: The Deeper Dental Cleaning
According to the CDC, gum disease affects nearly half of American adults over 30. Ignoring it could lead to serious consequences for your teeth, […]
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Why Is It Important To Have Healthy Gums?
When maintaining good oral health, your gums often take a backseat to your teeth. However, neglecting your gum health can have severe consequences beyond your mouth. Healthy gums are essential for your overall well-being, and understanding their importance is the first step toward taking better care of them. Here, Dr. Lance Porter and Dr. Will Warren explain what you need to know about gum health.
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Getting Rid of Your Bad Breath
How fresh does your breath smell? If you notice a scent when you exhale, your first instinct may be to grab a mint or gum. Unfortunately, this is a temporary fix at best. In this blog, the trusted dentists at Porter Dental Health Clinic in Hot Springs, Arkansas discuss some of their best tips for maintaining odor-free breath throughout the day without the need for candy.
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What Can You Do About Bleeding Gums?
Do you notice blood on your floss or in your spit after you brush? This can be a common symptom for many people. . While you do not need to break into a panic if you spot blood in your sink, it is a clear sign that you should take steps to improve your oral hygiene. Here, top Arkansas dentists Dr. Lance Porter and Dr. Will Warren discuss what you should do if your gums become inflamed.
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Understanding the Stages of Gum Disease
Nearly half of all adults over the age of 30 in the United States have some stage of gum disease, although this subject is rarely discussed outside of dental offices. This inflammatory disease can lead to a myriad of health problems inside the mouth, as well as increase one’s risk for stroke, heart disease and diabetes. In this blog, Dr. Lance Porter and Dr. Will Warren of Porter Dental Health Clinic explain the stages of gum disease so that their patients have a better understanding of periodontal health.