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Foods You Can Eat Today to Prevent Gum Disease Tomorrow

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Gum disease is a serious oral condition that can lead to you losing your teeth. The condition is caused by harmful bacteria that accumulate on your teeth and gums due to poor oral hygiene. You can prevent this condition by taking good care of your teeth and mouth and thoughtful food and drink choices.
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Some Foods Reduce the Chances of Developing Gum Disease

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Reduce your chances of gum disease by eating foods that promote gum health. There are many food items that keep your gums strong and healthy including fresh fruits, vegetables, and water.
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If Your Breath Stinks, It May Be a Symptom of Gum Disease

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There are many causes of bad breath, with poor oral hygiene topping the list. However, there are other causes of bad breath that are hard to tell. For instance, gum disease could be a sign of advanced gum disease.
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What We Do to Keep Gums Healthy for Dental Implant Patients

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Taking care of your dental implants is paramount. One way of doing this is by keeping your gums healthy, this is why we encourage good oral hygiene, especially for dental implant patients. Here are ways you can keep your gums healthy with dental implants.
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What Lasers Do to Improve Oral Health

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We can do some miraculous things with dental bonding. The resin can be used to fill in cracks and chips on front teeth. However, we do not recommend it for teeth that are farther back in the mouth. In these cases, it may be better to get an onlay or inlay or to cover the tooth with a crown.
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