Have you ever considered how important your oral hygiene is to the rest of the body? If not, you really should! Why?
Not only is the mouth connected to the rest of your body, but it’s the portal to your body! It’s an orifice that allows substances in and out of your body, which can be a good thing and a bad thing, depending on how well you take care of it.
Learn more about how bad oral hygiene can decline your whole body’s health—and how to avoid it—in this week’s blog post from your dentist in Kent.
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You’ve been experiencing strong pain in your tooth for some time now and fear that a great deal of decay has occurred. You’ve been trying to delay visiting your 
Your toothbrush and dental floss are vital to keeping your teeth clean to prevent oral health complications, like tooth decay and gum disease. However, they are only half of the care you need. Even with the best oral hygiene habits, there are still areas in your mouth that you cannot clean at home, which is why you need professional teeth cleaning every six months. While the semi-annual cleanings are recommended by the American Dental Association and your insurance company, there may come a time when you require more frequent visits.
The health of your child’s teeth is important to you. You work to promote proper oral hygiene and take them to their dentist every six months for a cleaning and checkup. However, despite your best efforts, there is a hidden danger that may be lurking in their mouth—tooth decay. It is estimated that as much as 
Your teeth are designed to last for a lifetime; however, despite your best efforts, tooth loss can still occur. In fact, it is estimated that 
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If you are about to transform your smile with 
Don’t ignore pain, oral injury or a tooth that doesn’t feel quite right. Your emergency dentist in Maple Valley,