Are Bleeding Gums Cause For Concern?

General Dentistry, Patient Education, Today's Dental Comfort

Have you noticed signs of pink or red when you floss or brush your teeth? If so, that is an indication you are experiencing bleeding gums. Almost everyone experiences bleeding gums from time to time, especially if food becomes trapped between the teeth or you brush and floss a little too vigorously. It is important to contact us at Today’s Dental Comfort if you notice your gums bleed frequently, as that can indicate an issue with your gums and overall oral health.

Do Something For Yourself This Month

Cosmetic Dentistry, Teeth Whitening, Today's Dental Comfort

It’s hard to believe that another holiday season has come and gone, and here we are starting 2023! We know that much of the holiday preparation was getting things ready for others, whether it was decorating, shopping, cooking, or entertaining. It may sometimes feel like much of your time is devoted to others. Now that we have entered a new year, it is time to do something for yourself! What goals do you have for yourself in terms of your oral health? Is there something with your teeth that you would love to improve? Not all enhancements to your smile must be dramatic. In fact, we offer one treatment that is simple yet effective and is popular among many of our patients. Continue reading to learn more.

What’s That Smell? Is It My Breath?!

General Dentistry, Patient Education, Today's Dental Comfort

Are you concerned about how your breath smells and find yourself continuously keeping your distance when speaking with others? It is not uncommon to experience bad breath from time to time, especially after drinking a cup of coffee or eating a meal with lots of garlic. The problem is usually remedied after thoroughly brushing your teeth or even after eating a mint. The concern arises when you are continuously experiencing unexplained bad breath. This is an indication that something more serious may be occurring with your oral health. Interested in learning what bad breath means? Continue reading to find out more about the smell of your breath and what it can mean for your oral health.