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  • The Connection Between Oral Health and Systemic Diseases

    The Impact of Oral Health on Your Overall Health

    October SystemicFor years, scientists have been studying the link between oral health and overall health. While research is still ongoing, there are certain connections that are now well-documented. For example, significant associations have been found between periodontal disease and conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and kidney disease. The common thread linking these diseases is inflammation, and chronic low-level inflammation contributes to oral issues and issues like heart disease, cancer, and cognitive decline. Understanding these connections underscores how important it is to maintain good oral health, in order to promote overall well-being.
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    - October 15, 2024
  • Oral Benefits of Saltwater Rinse

    Mouthwash or Saltwater?

    October Salt water rinseDo you use mouthwash? It is effective in freshening breath and cleaning areas you can’t reach by simply brushing and flossing. However, if you want a rinse that addresses a wider array of oral concerns, a saltwater rinse might be a better bet. Saltwater is known for its healing properties, and rinsing with saltwater can even positively impact your respiratory health. Here, we take a look at the benefits of incorporating a saltwater rinse into your oral health routine.
    Continue reading “Oral Benefits of Saltwater Rinse”

    - October 9, 2024
  • How Improving Your Dental Health Can Make You Happier

    Park 56 Sep Blogs Dental Happiness

    Maintaining good dental health is often seen as a fundamental aspect of overall well-being. While the benefits of brushing and flossing are well-known in terms of preventing cavities and gum disease, the positive impact of good oral hygiene extends far beyond just a healthy smile. In fact, improving your dental health can cause you to feel happier and improve your quality of life.

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    - September 16, 2024

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