Research shows that regular professional cleaning can reduce the risk of tooth decay (decayed teeth) and periodontal (gum) disease, and most people like to have their teeth cleaned once or twice a time. year. During this cleaning, in addition, a free check-up will be carried out in our clinic that ensures the preservation of a perfect oral state.

The estimated age is usually from 10 years in the case of a malocclusion, although the truth is that with only 3 years that already have baby teeth, problems can be detected in the bite and establish an alternative treatment to later place the Orthodontics.

Until relatively not long ago, anesthesia did not exist and any dental process became quite painful and annoying. This fact has been transmitted from parents to children, although currently that fear does not make any sense because with anesthesia there is no pain.

Regular brushing is vital to maintaining optimal oral health. Traditionally, brushing after each meal is recommended to eliminate the problem of cavities. The carbohydrates in food and drinks feed bacteria in the mouth, and these oral bacteria produce acids that can cause dental caries (decayed teeth). By brushing with fluoride toothpaste after each meal, you can reduce the extent of acid production and reduce your chances of developing cavities.

The answer is that both options are perfectly valid. The important thing is to carry out a deep brushing, reaching all the areas and for a reasonable time to remove all the possible dirt lodged in our teeth and gums.

Gum bleeding can be due to different reasons related to oral pathologies, such as gingivitis or periodontitis.

If by brushing your teeth your gums bleed, we recommend that you arrange a visit with your dentist to study your case and find the Treatment that best suits your needs.