If you see pink in the sink, it’s time to see your dentist.

by Dr. Fred Peck, DDS 18. May 2012 10:31
Do you see pink in the sink when you brush your teeth?  That pink means your gums are bleeding and could be a symptom of gum problems such as gingivitis or plaque buildup at the gumline.  Be sure to use a soft bristled brush as some brushes may have bristles that are too abrasive for your ... [More]

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