Jul
2026
Gums Bleed When I Brush: An Actionable Guide to Stop It
Bleeding gums are often a sign of gingivitis or gum disease, although they can also result from other oral or medical conditions. Blood in the sink often indicates gum inflammation caused by plaque buildup and bacterial activity. Left untreated, bleeding gums can allow early gum disease to progress into more severe periodontal disease, which can cause the underlying bone to deteriorate and eventually cause gum recession and tooth-supporting...
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2026
What Can Invisalign Fix?
Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment system that uses a sequence of clear, custom-molded thermoplastic aligners to apply a progressive, incremental force to the dentition to correct malocclusions. This biomechanical process uses high-end 3D computer-imaging technology to create a comprehensive treatment plan from the initial tooth position to the final desired position. Each aligner is digitally designed to shift specific teeth in a specific...
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2026
7 Best Foods After Dental Surgery for a Fast Recovery
Recovery after oral surgery does not end once the procedure is complete. The first few days following surgery are especially crucial, as your body works to heal the affected area and reduce inflammation. What you decide to eat or avoid during this period may directly impact your recovery. Eating soft, nutrient-rich foods can help preserve the surgical site and aid healing. It can also help reduce the risk of complications such as dry socket or...
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2026
How to Reduce Swelling After Oral Surgery: An Actionable Guide
Oral surgery almost always results in swelling. The swelling, which is a natural body’s response to trauma, can last from 72 hours up to seven days. The exact duration of swelling will depend on the type of surgery you have had and how you care for it. Taking good care of yourself and managing the swelling from home are very important, especially within 48 or 72 hours of surgery. You can apply ice packs, elevate your head, ensure you rest well,...
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