September is Oral Health Month
Gum disease has been linked to coronary heart disease, adverse pregnancy outcomes and diabetes
September is national Oral Health Month, so it’s time to pay extra attention to your dental routine… Particularly as two of the world’s most common health problems affect the mouth, namely cavities and gum disease.
It really is in your best interests to practice good oral hygiene. Not only does it ensure a beautiful smile, but it is good for your overall health.
Gum disease has been linked to coronary heart disease, adverse pregnancy outcomes and diabetes. It is ranked second only to the common cold in terms of prevalence, with an estimated 90% of South Africans experiencing the problem at some point in their lives.
So make sure you visit your dentist today and take extra special care of those pearly whites!
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