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Bleeding gums, irritated gums, gum recession, and persistent bad breath are some of the most common signs of periodontal disease (also called gum disease). Unfortunately, this disease plagues millions of American adults. The good news is that the disease is treatable and reversible in its early stage (gingivitis). If you’re curious about whether you are […]

Cost is one of the top three reasons for not visiting the dentist across all groups of people, regardless of age, household income, and health insurance status. For dental professionals, this is concerning; not because we are worried about the state of the dental field, but because we are concerned about the health of people’s […]

When it comes to obtaining a bright, white smile, professional teeth whitening is the way to go. There are hundreds of over-the-counter products that promise to provide incredible results, but unfortunately, that isn’t the case for most. Along with being disappointing, store-bought products are also more likely to damage teeth and gums when they aren’t […]

Laser dentistry is quickly transforming the way we do dentistry. The old methods of treatment that require drills and scalpels are fading away and being replaced with more efficient, comfortable practices. Dr. Helen Ragsdale at Austin Laser Dentist is the go-to dentist for all things related to laser dentistry. In fact, dentists all over the […]

The invention of the internet has made searching for quality service providers, clothing, tools, doctors, and dentists easier than ever. However, that doesn’t mean you should always choose the first option that pops up on Google. When searching for a new, high-quality dentist, typing “dentist near me” in the search bar is just the first […]

Periodontitis, also called gum disease, is a serious and, unfortunately, a common infection in the gums. The root cause of periodontitis an imbalance of bacteria in the mouth caused by plaque buildup, but several factors can contribute to the development of gum disease, such as: Tobacco use Poor nutrition Age Genetics Chronic health conditions Mild […]