A Healthy Mouth

Mar 31 • 1 minute read

As we all know it is very important to take care of what we are given.  With this comes responsibility such as having a lawn requires fertilizing, weeding, cutting, and watering.  Owning a home, automobile, or pet require various stages of maintenance as well.  Our bodies need attention and care even more than the things around us.  Each of our systems impacts the other making it very important that we practice a healthy lifestyle.  We all need healthy food, exercise, and rest.  Our mouth plays a vital role in our health.  Think about all the things you do with your mouth like communicating & taking in nutrition.  Our health can also be determined by the condition of our mouth.  Here at Cumming Dental Care, we strive to partner with you so that you can have a healthy mouth.  It is very important that you come in every six months for preventative care if you are on our healthy care program, if you require periodontal maintenance you will be coming in more frequently.  With periodontal disease it is necessary to see your hygienist and dentist more often.  You can read more about periodontal care in previous blogs or in the information portion of our website.  A home care plan for brushing and flossing is very important as well.  Our team at Cumming Dental Care is here to help you achieve optimum dental health.  Also remember it is a team effort between your home care and regular visits to see your hygienist and dentist.  It will give you a reason to smile and that is the most important thing you can do with your mouth!  Call 770-889-1990 or  online http://www.cummingdentalcare.com to schedule your appointment today.
 

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