Oral care is not an option; it’s a priority!

Maintaining good oral health can lower the risk of other diseases.

Many people think oral care is only for their mouth; the reality is that oral care is linked to other diseases like diabetes, memory loss, heart disease, cancer, and other chronic illnesses. Good oral health is also vital for pregnancy.  Recent studies have shown that pregnant women that have poor oral health have a higher risk of having a premature birth. Nearly 75% of pregnant women have gingivitis, a disease of the mouth resulting from layers of bacterial build-up on the teeth. Gingivitis treatment is imperative as the disease can develop into a secondary condition known as periodontitis, which can cause teeth to fall out.

Having a healthy mouth can improve your life quality. 

Maintaining a healthy mouth can help you live a happier, healthier life. Teeth have a significant role in our lives; they help us chew, digest food, speak clearly and boost our confidence. All of these things are essential parts of our life.

Good oral care is suitable for your budget. 

Bad oral health can lead to severe health problems that can cause pain and be very expensive to treat. It is always better to prevent than cure.

Oral care goals you should have in 2023.

  • Brush your teeth twice a day
  • Brush with fluoride toothpaste
  • Floss your teeth daily
  • Visit your dentist twice a year
  • Do not smoke or use tobacco products
  • Limit the intake of alcoholic drinks
  • Avoid sweets and sweetened drinks

 Sage Dental can help you achieve your dental goals! 

At Sage Dental, we have a team of caring general dentists focused on preventive care, and specialists concentrate on specific needs. With over 80 offices across Florida and Georgia, we have your smile covered. Find a location today! 

 

Resources:

Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment of Gum Disease.

Pregnancy & Dental Care

 

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