With Halloween and the holidays right
around the corner you may be tempted to reach into those candy bags, but stop
yourself. The more candy you consume the more damage you could potentially be
causing to your healthy smile. Sugar mixes with bacteria that is in your mouth,
which then causes decay and cavities. Decay and cavities that are not taken
care of can eventually cause problems for your gums as well.
When food stays on your teeth for two or
more days the plaque hardens and becomes tartar. This tartar sits on the gum and
is a hard substance that is difficult to get off of your teeth with normal
brushing and flossing. You may scrub and scrub but it will not come off. Tartar
on your teeth can then lead to gingivitis. Once your gums are impacted with
gingivitis, if it is not taken care of, it can lead to periodontal disease. Dr.Denine Rice and her team, can help put together a plan that will get your smile back
on track.
For
more information on the impact of sugar on your gums, contact Dr. Rice and her
team today.
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