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The Benefits of Regular Dental Visits

Visiting us regularly and having your teeth professionally cleaned makes a drastic difference in your overall health. A clean mouth not only reduces cavities, but also can greatly improve the health of your entire body. Healthy teeth allow you to eat the food you need, while also reducing the amount of harmful bacteria you swallow.

While brushing and flossing both help to prevent cavities, regular visits to the dentist are essential if you want to have the healthiest mouth possible. We have the tools and expertise to conquer toothaches and prevent larger, costlier problems from occurring.

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As you age, keeping your teeth strong becomes more and more difficult - enamel wears down, teeth decay, and before you know it your mouth needs serious treatment. Visiting our office helps you to understand how to take better care of your teeth as they change.

Cavities cause complications beyond simple pain; without regular check-ups from us, cavities can lead to dangerous infections in your bloodstream.

Furthermore, neglecting to visit our dental office puts you at risk of gingivitis and other gum diseases that cause bleeding and irritation. Allowing diseases to fester in your mouth increases the possibility of tooth-loss and other serious problems.

Not only will your mouth be healthier with regular dental visits, but your smile will be more attractive. A healthy mouth will boost your self-esteem and confidence.

The American Dental Association recommends that people visit the dentist at least twice a year. However, since everyone's teeth differ, and some people may need to visit the dentist even more often in order to adequately prevent teeth problems. Contact us today in order to give your mouth the attention it deserves.

For more information on the benefits of regular dental visitscontact our Waterford dentists or call us at 248.681.8100.

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