There are a number of reasons why your gums may be bleeding. It could be that you are brushing too hard, or it may be a sign of something more serious, such as periodontal disease. It is best to get it checked out by a dental professional to find the cause of the bleeding.

During your first appointment with us, we will do an exam and determine what the cause of your bleeding gums is, and recommend a treatment to make it better. 

With a good treatment plan in place, we will treat the cause of the bleeding and work towards returning your gums to a healthy state.

A toothache may happen when the nerve of a tooth or a nerve surrounding a tooth is irritated, or there is inflammation in the central portion of the tooth. Things like infection, grinding, wisdom teeth, an injury, decay, or losing a tooth are often the cause of tooth pain.

Toothaches that don't go away or get worse over time need to be examined by a dentist. Be sure to schedule an appointment as soon as possible with our team so that we can quickly identify the cause of the tooth pain and set up a plan to help you before the problem becomes serious. Delaying a trip to the dentist may put your tooth at risk of infection, or cause other problems down the road.