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Take a moment to think about your priorities (all of your priorities). At the top of the list, likely entries are family, friends, and your job. Maybe pets or hobbies, or personal success. As you go down the list, stop and notice – have you mentioned anything about your health? With our hectic lives, it’s easy to forget to focus on our physical wellbeing. Dental health goes even more frequently overlooked. But it’s inherently linked to aspects of your whole body health – and can make a big difference to your life. Read on for some oral health incentives, and ways to start investing in your own healthy smile.
Dr. Aubrey Baudean has seen patients come through his office doors for many years. While each patient has individual needs and dental concerns, there’s a universal factor that unites them: healthy smiles are happy smiles. And a happy smile affects so many areas of life, from social to professional to personal. When your smile is beautifully sound, you feel great about yourself. Showing your smile off conveys a message of that confidence, and leaves a positive impression on all you meet.
Outside of the emotional realm, oral health also makes an impact on other areas of your body. Ongoing studies suggest a link between periodontal disease and systemic health problems, most notably heart disease. Patients with diabetes also suffer when oral complications arise.
On the practical side, keeping your teeth healthy means preventing big costs down the line – and not just financial ones. While maintaining great oral health will save you money, it will also save you time, discomfort, and your very teeth! Healthy teeth have longer lives, and are less likely to be lost over the years. Retaining your natural teeth as you age will help you feel younger and more capable.
Looking for some more personalize oral health tips? Get in touch with our office to learn more about your mouth!