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We are reaching out to share with you some of the important reasons you will benefit from your regular hygiene cleanings and routine dental examinations.
We all know that good oral hygiene is important, not only for our appearance, but it is important for our general health. A variety of dental and medical problems such as gum disease, infection, bone loss, bad breath, heart disease, strokes, and more can originate from poor oral hygiene. Regular check ups and cleanings provide you with good oral hygiene and prevent problems. lt will save you from unnecessary pain and expense that is associated with neglecting your mouth.
1. Fresh feeling.
Your mouth is fresh and clean after a oral hygiene appointment. Removal of accumulated stain and bacteria that cause odor give you a great fresh feeling and appearance.
2. Maintain Good Physical Health
Recent studies have linked heart attacks and strokes to gum disease, resulting from poor oral hygiene. A dental cleaning every 6 months helps to keep your teeth and gums healthy and could possibly reduce your risk of heart disease and strokes.
3. Prevent Gum Disease
Gum disease is an infection in the gum tissues and is one of the leading causes of adult tooth loss If diagnosed early, it can be treated and reversed. If treatment is not received, a more advanced stage of gum disease and bone loss may follow. Regular dental cleanings and exams, flossing daily and brushing twice a day are key factors in preventing gum disease.
4. Oral Cancer Screening
When you have your dental cleaning, your dentist is also screening you for oral cancer, which is highly curable if diagnosed early.
5. Keep Your Teeth
Regular dental exams and cleanings,brushing and flossing are vital to preserving as many natural teeth as you can. The removal of stain, plaque and tartar will maintain your teeth and prevent bad breathe. Keeping your teeth means better chewing, function and better health.
6. Detect Problems Early
Your dentist and hygienist will be able to detect any early signs of problems with your teeth or gums. Early detection of cavities, broken fillings and gum disease are easily treatable. If these problems go untreated, root canals, gum surgery and extractions of teeth could unfortunately become the only treatment options.