Author Archives: Misty Mattingly

Signs and Symptoms of Oral Cancer. Loose teeth Weight loss Ear and mouth pain Sore  on the lip or in the mouth that does not heal Difficulty moving your tongue or jaw Difficulty swallowing, chewing or speaking A growth, lump, … Continue reading →

Oral cancer can appear as a growth or sore that does not heal and can develop on and under the tongue. Oral cancer can also occur in the mouth tissue, gums tissue, and at the back of the mouth or … Continue reading →

Bacteria constantly builds up, forming plaque, which can lead to gum disease. Research indicates that plaque and inflamed gums are also linked to other health conditions such as heart attacks, diabetes, dementia, and more. Five benefits of having a dental cleaning! … Continue reading →

It’s essential to practice good dental habits every day to maintain a healthy mouth and prevent dental problems like gum disease and cavities. Gingivitis is a mild form of Periodontitis, and the most common symptoms are redness, swelling, bleeding, and some discomfort. Periodontitis … Continue reading →

Did you know that the health of your mouth can affect your health in general? Having good oral health & good oral hygiene is very important for overall health. Harmful oral conditions such as severe tooth loss, gum disease, and … Continue reading →

Having and maintaining healthy gums is essential to protect not only your oral health but also your overall health and avoid gum disease. Common Symptoms of Gum Disease. Redness and swelling Receding gums, sensitive and loose teeth Tender, discomfort, or … Continue reading →

What do healthy gums look like? If your gums are firm and pink, you have healthy gums. Also, healthy gums produce a natural smell in your mouth. Maintaining the health of your gums is essential for your long-term overall health, … Continue reading →

Did you know that inadequate gum care can lead to Periodontitis, leading to tooth loss? Having healthy gums will improve your overall health. Many people think this only affects their mouth; the reality is that this gum disease can cause … Continue reading →