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If you’ve recently started taking antidepressants, you might have noticed some unexpected changes—like dry mouth, sensitivity, or even jaw tension. While these medications play an important role in supporting mental health, they can also affect your oral health in ways that aren’t always obvious. At , we help patients in , understand these connections—and how … Continued

Your oral health affects more than just your smile. Research shows that gum disease and heart disease may be connected, which means keeping your gums healthy could play a role in protecting your overall health. At , we help patients in understand the bigger picture of oral health. Here’s what you should know about gum … Continued

Finding a sore in your mouth can raise questions quickly. Some spots heal on their own, while others deserve a closer look. Knowing the difference between a common canker sore and oral cancer symptoms can help you decide when it’s time to see a dentist—and when it’s safe to wait it out. At Hart Family … Continued

The beginning of a new year is a common time for Marietta residents to focus on health goals — and oral health is often part of that reset. Healthy gums and teeth support more than just a confident smile; they play an important role in comfort, daily habits, and long-term wellness. Whether you’re looking to … Continued

Take Control of Your Gum Health Healthy gums are easy to overlook until they become sensitive or painful. If you’re noticing swelling, bleeding, or tenderness, it might be more than irritation—it could be a gum infection that needs attention. This guide covers how gum infections develop, professional treatment options, and simple ways to care for … Continued

Why It Matters Your gums do more than hold your teeth in place—they help protect your whole-body health. At Hart Family Dentistry in Marietta, GA, Dr. Casey Hart believes that understanding gum disease is the first step toward keeping your smile strong and healthy. Let’s explore what causes it, how to spot early signs, and … Continued