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Healthy Gums and a Healthy Heart: The Perio-Cardio Connection:
Newly released clinical recommendations encourage cardiologists to examine the mouth and periodontists to ask questions about heart health. Read more
Don’t give oral health, or overall health, the brush-off.
Oral health is not something to be pushed aside – saved for a better economy, a better mood, better weather. Your mouth needs attention and only your dentist can provide you with the professional care required.
Remember, your oral healthcare can’t wait:
- Brush twice daily
- Floss daily
- Visit your dentist regularly. You may need to see your dentist more often if your oral health needs more attention.
Dental problems. Out of Sight, Out of Mind?
Not every oral health problem is visible or results in pain or discomfort. Just because you don’t see a dramatic change with your teeth or gums or feel pain, it doesn’t mean your oral health is in ideal shape.
Again, only your dentist has the expertise to determine this, and only regular appointments with your dentist can keep your mouth in the best shape possible.
Helpful Oral Health Information and Support
Established associations provide valuable insight about a variety of oral health topics, stressing the importance of why you should Visit Your Dentist Now.
ADA (American Dental Association):
The dental industry’s premier resource provides you with the latest oral health news. Choose from a variety of A-Z topics ranging from “Antibiotics and your Heart” to “Saliva.”
To use the American Dental Association Find a Dentist feature, click here.
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1800dentist.com
The easiest, most reliable way to find a dentist you’ll love. Search for an office near you, browse dental articles, watch informative videos or chat online with their friendly matching specialists.
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Dentistry.com:
A comprehensive site with helpful information about dental visits, treatments and oral health problems. Find the right dentist for you and your family, along with the answers you need to keep your mouth healthy.
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ADHA (American Dental Hygienists’ Association):
From oral cancer fact sheets, bad breath information and flossing instructions, to oral health news for adults and seniors, it’s all here.
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WebMD :
A variety of oral health facts, symptoms, techniques, and dental news stories await at this trustworthy and timely
health site.
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Oral Health America:
This independent non-profit public corporation has launched and supported numerous impactful programs focused on improving the oral health of Americans, especially the most vulnerable members of the population, and on increasing awareness of oral health’s significance to overall health.
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