The fall season brings with it a whirlwind of festivities and socializing. Your smile is your best asset when it comes to interacting with people, as it is the first thing people notice. To make sure your smile is ready for the social holiday season, our Groover Family Dentistry team in Savannah, GA, has some easy tips to make your... read more »

Are you aware of the dangers of tooth decay? If not, we have news for you! Tooth decay is not something to dismiss because it can cause serious harm to your oral health. That is why our team here at Groover Family Dentistry in Savannah, Georgia is happy to talk to you about the importance of overcoming tooth decay. In... read more »

Bad breath can be unpleasant for everyone involved—but do you know what you might do to prevent the issue? While reaching for your mouthwash might seem like the simplest solution, it may not always be the best one. In fact, if you find yourself using mouthwash regularly, your mouthwash could actually be concealing a deeper issue. There are many different... read more »

The holidays are a time to gather with friends and family, share gifts, and eat food. Whether you believe it or not, this holiday has the potential to damage and harm your smile, and that's scary stuff! However, there are ways to enjoy this holiday and take care of your smile, and we are happy to tell you all about... read more »

Gingivitis is the earliest stage of gum disease and it can have a serious impact on your overall oral health. Some of the earliest symptoms include red swollen gums or gums that bleed easily during regular brushing and flossing. In most cases gingivitis can be reversed through improvements in your daily oral hygiene regimen and visiting your dentist twice each... read more »

Perhaps you’ve seen an ad on TV for a tartar control toothpaste or mouthwash and wondered what the difference was between tartar and plaque. Food particles and sugar from beverages in your mouth are a prime breeding material for bacteria. Not long after you finish a meal these bacteria go to work. As the bacteria bloom they create acids and... read more »

Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease if left unchecked can have a serious impact on your oral health. In short periodontal disease is an inflammation of the gum tissue caused bacteria, plaque and tartar. Bacteria in your mouth can feed on food particles and sugar from beverages. Over time these deposits form plaque, if plaque is not removed daily,... read more »

Healthy teeth are important to have as a pregnant woman, but did you know that it’s just as important in the development of their baby? During the second trimester, your baby’s teeth are beginning to develop under their gums, meaning a sufficient amount of nutrients are needed. Eating the right foods can not only benefit your teeth but your baby’s... read more »