Eating healthy is more than just a way to ensure you have the energy to take on the day with gusto; it’s actually important for your gums, too! There’s a few questions you may ask yourself when you’re looking to make a positive change in your lifestyle habits: what foods are good for your teeth …
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Most people know that gum disease can lead to tooth loss, but did you know it may also affect your brain? Research increasingly suggests that there’s a connection between periodontal disease and dementia, making oral health more important than ever! Let’s break down the possible link between gum disease and Alzheimer’s—and share some simple ways …
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We all know stress can affect our overall health, but did you know it can also impact your gum health? Stress often leads to habits like smoking, poor diet, and skipping oral care routines—all of which can worsen gum problems. Beyond that, stress can mess with your body’s natural defenses, like saliva production and blood …
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February is Gum Disease Awareness Month — so it’s only right that we talk about gum disease! While gum disease affects people of all ages, nationwide, Florida’s climate and lifestyle factors may present unique risks (and benefits!) At Periodontal Health Center, we specialize in periodontal disease treatment and helping our patients maintain healthy gums for …
While pregnancy is an exciting journey, it can also bring lots of unexpected changes to your body, including oral health. One common concern is bleeding gums in early pregnancy, or pregnancy gingivitis as it’s called. Let’s explore what this means and how you can safely and easily protect your smile during this special time. What …
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A beautiful smile starts with healthy teeth and gums! Your gums protect and stabilize your teeth, but they also play a key role in maintaining your overall health. Unhealthy gums can lead to periodontal disease, tooth loss, and even increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, gastrointestinal issues, and Alzheimer’s. But if you’re already experiencing …
February is the perfect time to shine a spotlight on one of the most common yet often overlooked oral health issues: gum disease. At Periodontal Health Center, we always say that a healthy mouth is a healthy body. We’re here to help you achieve and maintain a beautiful smile for the rest of your life. …
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When you think of braces or Invisalign®, you probably think of teeth. But it’s crucial not to overlook the foundation of a healthy smile – your gums! Maintaining healthy gums is essential for achieving that stunning new smile you’ve always dreamed of. Does that mean you should check in with a periodontist before starting braces …
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Have you ever looked at your smile in the mirror and wished it looked better? Or deleted a selfie because you didn’t like it? Your smile is your expression of confidence, warmth, and joy to the rest of the world. If you’re not happy with it, it can’t shine to its full potential. But did …