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If you have diabetes, studies suggest that good oral health may be helpful for overall health. Research has shown that people with diabetes who take care of their gums are more likely to have good glucose levels than those who have problems with their gums. Also, people who maintain a healthy glucose level are more likely to have healthy gums. GUM DISEASE Gum disease develops when bacteria build up beneath the gum line. This can Read more…

Diabetes is a condition in which the body does not manage blood sugar levels properly. Typical early signs of diabetes include increased thirst and urination. Unexplained weight loss, fatigue, blurred vision, increased hunger, and sores that do not heal may also occur. People with diabetes may not be aware they are also at risk of developing a number of oral health problems. These can include gum disease, dry mouth, and sores. Your dentist may be Read more…

As soon as your child’s teeth start coming in, they need to be cared for; this can happen as early as age 6 months. CAVITIES Even baby teeth are at risk of developing cavities. A cavity is a hole in the hard outer surface of the tooth. Cavities can become painful. They are caused by bacteria in the mouth and, if left untreated, can cause an infection that can spread to other parts of the Read more…