Do you know your Mouth-Body Connection? There’s much more to your oral health than most people realize! Take the quiz & let us know what you find most surprising: https://bddy.me/36iBkwi
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It's Dental Implant Awareness Month! Did you know that dental implants are a great option to maintain a healthy smile when your natural tooth has to be removed? Dental implants look natural, restore your bite, and are a long-lasting restorative treatment option. If you'd like to learn more, visit our website or give us a call. #DentalImplants
No matter how life changes, our commitment to your oral healthcare remains strong. We offer flexible financing options and a dental plan customized for your needs. We gladly accept major credit cards, debit cards, mobile pay, and most insurance. We are here for you. Learn more here: https://bddy.me/3j7iSuu
Hello Fall! Help fight those pumpkin spice latte stains and ask us about teeth whitening. No better time than now to fall in love with your smile!
We are committed to helping you and your family smile your best by offering a wide range of services all available under one roof. Learn more about our services here https://bddy.me/3kxCmbP
For many years, the only treatment options available for people with missing teeth were bridges and dentures but today, dental implants are available. Implants provide a strong foundation for permanent or removable replacement teeth that are made to match your natural teeth. Give us a call to learn more about our implant options.
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There's never been a better time to prioritize your health. Book your appointment today by giving us a call or visiting us online.
Research has shown that people with gum disease are two to three times more likely to suffer from a heart attack or other serious cardiovascular issues.* During your next visit, talk to us about the #MouthBodyConnection.
*Source: https://bddy.me/3luvlZJ
It's never too late for a healthier, straighter smile.
In fact, 1 in 5 orthodontic patients today is over the age of 21. The American Association of Orthodontists reports braces for adults can also help with:
😁 Improved self-esteem and self-confidence
😁 Crowded, misplaced or blocked-out teeth
😁 Jaws that shift, make sounds, protrude or are recessed
😁 Speech difficulty
😁 Biting the cheek or biting into the roof of the mouth
😁 Protruding teeth
😁 Teeth that meet in an abnormal way or don’t meet at all
😁 Facial imbalance or asymmetry
😁 Grinding or clenching of teeth
😁 Inability to comfortably close lips
Learn more about braces for adults at Smile Generation: https://bddy.me/2GwzA8p
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Chronic gum inflammation increases the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.* As oral bacteria breaks into the bloodstream through the gums, it can travel to organs throughout the body, including the brain. Learn more about the #MouthBodyConnection here: https://bddy.me/2GFbhVj
*Source: Journal of the American Dental Association
Do you know your Mouth-Body Connection®? There's much more to your oral health than most people realize! Take the Smile Generation quiz and let us know what you find most surprising: https://bddy.me/3jtiWVu
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If you’ve been taking care of your teeth then you’ve been taking care of your heart.
According to the World Health Organization, cardiovascular diseases are the number 1 cause of death globally and studies show those with poor oral health have higher rates of cardiovascular problems than those with good oral health. Have 💙 for your teeth. #WorldHeartDay #MouthBodyConnection
*SOURCE: https://bddy.me/30jzmrN
You may be at risk for gum disease if you:
🦷 Do not practice good oral hygiene
🦷 Smoke or chew tobacco
🦷 Have heart disease, diabetes, respiratory disease, or osteoporosis
🦷 Have a family member diagnosed with periodontal disease
🦷 Are pregnant or thinking of becoming pregnant
In addition, the following types of prescription drugs may also increase the risk of periodontal disease. Talk with your dentist if you are taking:
*️⃣ Steroids
*️⃣ Cancer therapy drugs
*️⃣ Oral contraceptives
*️⃣ An anti-epilepsy medication
*️⃣ A calcium channel blocker
To learn more about gum disease, give us a call or visit Smile Generation: https://bddy.me/3esnwSf
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Have a safe and funfilled Halloween! 🎃
October is National Orthodontic Health Month and, just in time for Halloween, we have a harvest of helpful ortho information to share. Really, we like sharing this kind of information throughout the year because orthodontic health can also impact your overall health, in addition to helping you enjoy a healthier, happier, and straighter smile. Learn more about orthodontic treatment here: https://bddy.me/34I1E20
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Studies show that pregnant women with chronic gum disease are four to seven times more likely to deliver prematurely (before gestational week 37) or deliver underweight babies than mothers with healthy gums.* Ask us about the #MouthBodyConnection during your next visit.
*Source Journal of the American Dental Association
How do I know a tooth infection has spread?
A few key signs that may indicate a toothache has spread to other parts of the body include:
🦷 Fever
🦷 Swelling
🦷 Dehydration
🦷 Increased heart rate
🦷 Increased breathing rate
🦷 Stomach pain
Learn more about the #MouthBodyConnection and when a toothache becomes more than a toothache - https://bddy.me/2Tm4Bi4
Research suggests that practicing good oral hygiene and having professional deep cleanings by your dentist can help to lower your HbA1c—a lab test that indicates how well you are controlling your diabetes.* Learn more about the #MouthBodyConnection here: https://bddy.me/345HmyT
*Source: The Journal of the American Dental Association
Dr. Beatriz Springer in Fort Worth, Texas shares some insights on what could contribute to a dental emergency around the holiday season and a proactive, preventative approach to your oral health. Find out what she has to say: https://bddy.me/398oS1Y
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To help combat gum disease at home, Crest & Oral-B offer several dental care products designed to clean around the gum line, remove plaque, and fight gum disease.
🪥Oral-B
- Oral-B Gum Care Compact manual toothbrushes
- *For an electric toothbrush option, Oral-B Gum and Sensitive Care Brush heads
🪥Crest
- Crest Gum and Sensitivity toothpaste
- Crest Gum Detoxifying toothpaste
- Crest Gum Care mouthwash,
- Crest Pro-Health Gum and Breath Purify mouthwash
Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you and yours 🎅💙
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What is a Periodontist?
A Periodontist is a dental professional who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of periodontal (gum) disease, also referred to as gum disease. A Periodontist focuses on the areas of the mouth surrounding the teeth, including the gums, bones, and connective tissues.
Periodontists are top experts in their field and must complete a minimum of three years of dental school followed by a minimum of three years of specialized training in periodontics before treating patients.
Matching good oral hygiene habits with healthy food choices can help reinforce your gum health. Here are 5 foods for healthy teeth, gums, and bodies to consider adding to your diet.
High-fiber foods, big leafy greens, and dairy!
🥔 Potatoes
🍎 Apples
🥛 Milk
🫐 Blueberries
🥬 Spinach
Foods to avoid:
❌ Sticky, high-sugar foods like candy, ice-cream, chips, and mints
❌ Acidic and/or high-sugar drinks like soda, energy drinks, and juices.
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“Now that we’ve confirmed periodontitis makes [#COVID19] even deadlier, if you’re worried that you may have gum disease, your next trip to the dentist may actually save your life.” - #Periodontist Dr. Shervin Molayem, DDS
Learn more about this link between COVID-19 and Gum Disease: https://bddy.me/39Ec6sG
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“Until recently, a person’s family doctor or pediatrician recommended that our children see a dentist by age three. Now we have new recommendations - when your child’s first tooth appears or no later than your child’s first birthday, they should see the dentist; basically, age one at the latest.” Check out our #blog “5 Tips for Healthy Little Smiles from a Pediatric Dentist” for more: https://bddy.me/3i1WgLY
