It usually starts small. Maybe your gums look a little redder than usual. Maybe your gums bleed when you do floss. It doesn’t hurt (yet) so it’s no big deal, right? Gradually, things start to change. Your gums feel tender, and they appear to be pulling away from your teeth. If you don’t do something about your gum disease at this point, it ...
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Thanksgiving is coming soon, and we know what's next — National Flossing Day, which is the day after Thanksgiving every year. This is a great reminder of what you should be doing to prevent gum disease. It's also a good time to learn or refresh your memory about the signs and symptoms of periodontal disease. At Highlands Ranch Smiles, our ...
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