It is no secret that your gingival tissue is important to your oral hygiene. Your gums protect your teeth, keep them in place, and help form your smile. To maintain healthy gingival tissue, and a healthy oral cavity overall, it is important to brush and floss twice a day and see your dentist every six months. If you begin to notice a change in your smile, your dentist can help diagnose and treat the problem. Issues such as gingivitis and periodontal disease can be treated or maintained with scaling and root planing. In today’s blog, your Sunny Smiles Family Dentistry is here to explain how this can help you.
Over time, the things that you love to eat and drink can lead to lasting stains on the surface of your teeth. These stains can penetrate your enamel and make it hard to remove them on your own. While there have been advances in over-the-counter treatments for yellowed and dull teeth, they do not come with the advice of a trusted oral health professional. When you want to 
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When you are struggling with missing or failing teeth, it can make your life a real chore. You depend on your smile every single day, and when things don’t feel quite right, things can be difficult. Thankfully, you have prosthodontic possibilities in giving you a secure smile. Talk to our team about 