Daily brushing and flossing, and regular checkups at your dentist, not only reduce dental treatment costs over a lifetime, but also participates in the prevention of some systemic diseases like diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Dental care can save money and keep people healthy. How to have good dental care? Dentists recommend daily brushing and
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Normal blood pressure is approximately 120/80. If person have a reading above that level I suggest to consult with physician about blood pressure. From our dental treatment point of view and according to the American Dental Association (ADA) a reading of 180/110 is the cutoff point for offering urgent treatment without medial consultation. It
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Although women tend to maintain better dental health practices than guys do,women are more susceptible to oral health problems due to the hormonal fluctuations. Hormones affect the blood supply to the gum tissue, and the body’s response to plaque accomulation.. Before a period starts, progesterone levels are high,resulting in decrease the level of any
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Diabetes mellitus (DM) is one of the most frequent pathologies that dentists encounter .It is important due to its cute complications, and severity which can mean an immediate risk for patient’s life. DM includes a group of diseases characterized by impaired action or secretion of insulin, or both. and the most frequent are type
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