Thanksgiving is one of our favorite holidays. We get to spend time with family, and we get to eat (too much) great food. We also think this is a good time remind you of a common problem that doesn't get enough attention — gum disease. What most of us know this as Black Friday is also National Flossing Day. Take a few minutes to read today's ...
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Receding gums are one of the signs of advanced gum disease. They also are part of the reason gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in the United States. Your gums play an important role in your oral health. They protect your roots, and they help to hold your teeth in place. If your gums look like they are pulling away from your teeth, ...
Read MoreIf you follow the news, then you may have seen a story or two with headlines proclaiming that flossing is not necessary. We want to discuss the value of flossing and how it can help to in the fight against gum disease. We encourage you to continue to make brushing and flossing a part of your daily hygiene routine. At the same time, our dentists ...
Read MoreDental implants are an excellent way to replace your lost and missing teeth. In fact, some people consider implants to be like a third set of teeth after your primary and permanent teeth. As great as dental implants can be — and they really can be great — you may not be able to receive them if your mouth is not healthy. We have written ...
Read MoreCNN.com recently reported on a study that has our team at Beaumont Family Dentistry a little concerned. According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, respondents were asked about their flossing habits. Here's what the survey said: 32.4 percent of American adults don't floss 37.2 percent of adults floss, but not daily ...
Read MoreThere are certain things that most people can't avoid. Death and taxes are at the top of the list, but gum disease may be close behind. According to the American Dental Hygienists Association, 4 out of every 5 people have some form of gum disease. That's 80 percent of the population. If you spread that out over a typical lifespan, there's a good ...
Read MoreIf you are expecting a new addition to your family this year, then our team at Beaumont Family Dentistry wants to wish you our heartfelt congratulations. Your life will never be the same when you have a little one at home. Even if you aren't pregnant but plan to be some day, we encourage you to read today's post. You already know that your body ...
Read MoreYour teeth are under attack. Your family's teeth are under attack, too. But you can protect your teeth in less than five minutes every day ... and with a little help from the dental team at Beaumont Family Dentistry. Bacteria live inside your mouth, and every day, they are trying to get through your defense. If the bacteria finds a way to "score," ...
Read MorePeople with diabetes are more likely to have a lot of other health problems, too. Some of those problems include heart attacks, high blood pressure, and strokes. This is a concern for anyone, but a particular concern for your dentist is your increased risk for gum disease. Researchers are still studying the relationship between these two ...
Read MoreDentists want their patients to stay healthy. At Beaumont Family Dentistry, our goal is to help you and your family have the healthiest mouths possible. This is why we care about the condition of your teeth and your gums. Periodontal disease, or gum disease, is both more common and more concerning than you may realize. If left untreated, you could ...
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