Worried about bad breath? Learn about common oral and medical causes, practical home care, and when to book a dental assessment in Surrey. […]
What Causes Bad Breath?
Can You Whiten Veneers or Crowns?
Wondering why a crown or veneer will not whiten? Learn how bleaching affects natural teeth and what can help restorations match your smile. […]
How Often Should You Get Dental X-Rays?
Wondering how often your family needs dental x-rays? Discover what’s right for your smile with Genesis Dental, your trusted Surrey dentist. […]
Can Medication Cause Dry Mouth and Tooth Decay?
Does your medication cause dry mouth? Learn how it affects your teeth and how Genesis Dental in Surrey can help protect your smile. […]
Do Wisdom Teeth Always Need to Be Removed?
Wondering whether your wisdom teeth need to come out? Learn about symptoms, removal, and recovery with Genesis Dental, your trusted Surrey dentist. […]
Do You Need a Night Guard for Teeth Grinding?
Waking up with a sore jaw? Discover the signs of teeth grinding, night guard options, and tips to protect your smile with Genesis Dental in Surrey. […]
What’s the Difference Between a Filling & a Crown?
Confused about your dental treatment? Learn the key differences between fillings and crowns, when each is necessary, and how they protect your smile. […]
Is It Normal for Teeth to Be Sensitive to Cold?
Experiencing sharp pain when drinking cold beverages? Discover the causes of tooth sensitivity, how to manage it at home, and when it is time to see your dentist. […]
Does Pregnancy Affect Your Dental Health?
Yes, pregnancy significantly affects your dental health. Hormonal fluctuations—particularly increased progesterone and estrogen—make your gums more sensitive to plaque bacteria, causing inflammation and bleeding even with gentle brushing. These same hormones also increase blood flow to your gum tissue, making it more reactive to irritants. Beyond hormonal changes, pregnancy creates other conditions that impact your […]
Why Do My Gums Bleed When I Brush?
Seeing blood in the sink after brushing is your body’s way of telling you something’s wrong. While bleeding gums are common, they’re not normal—and they shouldn’t be ignored. The most frequent cause is plaque buildup along your gumline, which triggers inflammation called gingivitis. Left untreated, gingivitis can progress to more serious gum disease that damages […]
