A Healthy Smile for a Healthier You
- Feb 27
- 1 min read
Oral health doesn’t just result in a good smile; taking care of your teeth and gums brings health to your body as a whole. Getting regular dental visits helps protect you from serious health conditions as many dental exams can uncover potential risks. Best of all, many of our health trust plans bundled with dental, will cover preventive care at 100% with no out-of-pocket costs!
Good Oral Health Reduces the Risk for the Following:
Heart Disease
Diabetes
Respiratory Infections
Pregnancy Complications
Alzheimer’s
Daily Pro Tips for Teeth Care
Floss 1st, Brush 2nd
Floss in a “C” shape around each tooth, ensuring to slide below the gumline
Brush at a “45-degree” angle, to ensure bristles can clean under the gums
Always brush in a set pattern (i.e. left to right, then top to bottom) to avoid missing spots in a hurry
Run your tongue over teeth to ensure smoothness, if not plaque is still present and you should brush those areas again
Don’t forget to brush your tongue to remove odor-causing bacteria




