Oral Health
The dentists of Laser Dental Associates believe in providing patients with the treatments and services they need to maintain their oral health for a lifetime. We serve patients of all ages and stages and want to offer the knowledge we have to provide advice for children, teenagers, adults, and seniors on keeping their smile healthy and beautiful for life!
Oral care is incredibly important. It can help patients maintain the health and wellness of their smile, as well as their body. In fact, patients with periodontal disease tend to suffer from other medical concerns because of the oral systemic connection through which bacteria from the mouth enters the bloodstream and increases the risk for problems such as diabetes, strokes, and heart disease.
Patients are educated on ways to reduce their chances of developing periodontal disease and tooth decay. The most important is daily home oral care. Patients should brush and floss their teeth after every meal to keep plaque, tartar, and bacteria from building up on the teeth and gum tissue. Patients should also visit their dentist regularly, ideally every six months or less, for cleanings and examinations.
When patients take good care of their smile, it shows. Diligence is key for keeping teeth, gums, and bone healthy for life and increases one's chance of maintaining natural teeth over the course of a lifetime. Our practice gives patients the knowledge they need and the services required to improve and maintain the health of the smile.
Oral care is incredibly important. It can help patients maintain the health and wellness of their smile, as well as their body. In fact, patients with periodontal disease tend to suffer from other medical concerns because of the oral systemic connection through which bacteria from the mouth enters the bloodstream and increases the risk for problems such as diabetes, strokes, and heart disease.
Patients are educated on ways to reduce their chances of developing periodontal disease and tooth decay. The most important is daily home oral care. Patients should brush and floss their teeth after every meal to keep plaque, tartar, and bacteria from building up on the teeth and gum tissue. Patients should also visit their dentist regularly, ideally every six months or less, for cleanings and examinations.
When patients take good care of their smile, it shows. Diligence is key for keeping teeth, gums, and bone healthy for life and increases one's chance of maintaining natural teeth over the course of a lifetime. Our practice gives patients the knowledge they need and the services required to improve and maintain the health of the smile.