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Noticing blood when you brush or floss can be surprising — and a little concerning. Many Evanston residents experience bleeding gums at some point and wonder whether it’s normal or a sign of something more serious. In most cases, bleeding gums are an early warning sign that your gums need attention. Understanding why it happens … Continued
Clear aligners have become one of the most popular orthodontic options for teens and adults who want a straighter smile without traditional braces. For many Evanston residents, the question isn’t whether clear aligners are a good choice — it’s when the right time is to start. The good news is that clear aligner treatment is … Continued
As the new year approaches, many people in Evanston, IL begin thinking about fresh starts, new goals, and ways to feel more confident. One of the most rewarding and transformative “new year, new me” decisions you can make is improving your smile — and cosmetic dentistry offers several safe, effective treatments to help you begin … Continued
The holiday season in Evanston, IL is filled with celebrations, winter events, and family gatherings — but it’s also your final chance to use the dental benefits you’ve paid for all year. Most dental insurance plans reset on January 1, which means any unused benefits simply disappear. Every year, many Evanston residents lose hundreds or … Continued
The holidays bring joy, gatherings, and excitement — but for many people in Evanston, IL, the season also brings a spike in stress and teeth grinding. Each winter, our team at Winning Smile Dental Group sees a noticeable increase in jaw pain, headaches, tooth sensitivity, and TMJ/TMD symptoms as holiday pressures rise. While a few … Continued
So, you got your first pair of dentures from your dentist. That’s great news! Such prosthetics will restore your smile and improve your self-esteem as your tooth gaps are filled. Still, there’s a chance your new teeth will need a special cream to stay in place. Furthermore, using denture adhesive can get tricky, so it pays to … Continued
