Stanton Smiles Dentistry

We often take our teeth for granted despite our smile being so important to our self-image and one of the first things people see. But the consequences of inadequate oral care don’t just mean you might get a cavity or have a need for teeth-whitening. It could mean problems below the surface, namely increased risks for heart disease, stroke or health complications caused by severe infections. Learn more from the Smile Generation blog and about our new magazine, Generations of Smiles, which aims to educate and explore the connection between a healthy mouth and a healthy body. https://bddy.me/2MTzMSt #MouthBodyConnection #HeartMonth

A toothache is a pain in or around a tooth that may be caused by: Tooth decay Abscessed tooth Tooth fracture A damaged filling... Repetitive motions, such as chewing gum or grinding teeth Infected gums See more

In addition to celebrating Valentine’s Day this month, February is also American Heart Month. That’s why we recommend having a heart for your smile! Research shows a strong connection between your oral and overall health. Some call this oral-systemic health. We call it The Mouth-Body Connection--and it’s a critical link in identifying other health concerns early on. Take the first step to a healthier smile and healthier heart! Book your dental appointment online! ... For more detail check out our blog - https://bddy.me/36Dd2wo #ourhearts #healthyheart

Now that we’ve confirmed periodontitis makes [#COVID19] even deadlier, if you’re worried that you may have gum disease, your next trip to the dentist may actually save your life. - #Periodontist Dr. Shervin Molayem, DDS Learn more about this link between COVID-19 and Gum Disease: https://bddy.me/3nWZPV1 #MouthBodyConnection

On this day of celebration, let's honor Dr. King by doing something kind to others. #MLKday

Most dental benefits renew within the new year, so start this year strong and schedule an appointment soon. https://bddy.me/3qiuGgD