Most people don’t spend a lot of time thinking about their gums – until there’s a problem. And, since gum disease is a “silent disease” (much like diabetes), it typically doesn’t cause pain or serious problems until it’s fairly advanced. At that point, it can have major consequences to both your oral health and general health. Since February is Gum Disease Awareness Month, it’s a perfect time to learn more about why your gum health is so important and how adding a few foods to your diet can lower your risk. Learn more below!

Taking care of little ones can be overwhelming for any parent. With so many priorities, you really have to pick your battles when it comes to what you devote your time and attention to. Although it may surprise you, caring for your child’s baby teeth is one battle worth fighting! In honor of February being National Children’s Dental Health Month, this blog explains why it’s so important to maintain baby teeth and how scheduling regular checkups with a family dentist is the first step. Learn more below!