WHAT? Is there some fun thing or activity that could keep you out of the dentist’s chair?… asks Danbury CT Cosmetic Dentist Jay M. Marks, DMD.
Is there some activity that can be good for our wellness, stop us from getting sick, helps our dental health, and could be good for our minds as well?
Is there some activity or fun thing that can decrease gum disease and inflammation and the bugs in our mouths that cause such diseases. If this was so, we would also be able to reduce the chances of developing heart disease, and diabetes, and other serious conditions. Research journals claim that this activity lowers our chance of developing gum disease and related conditions by 40 percent!
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Is there some activity that can be good for our wellness, stop us from getting sick, helps our dental health, and could be good for our minds as well?
Is there some activity or fun thing that can decrease gum disease and inflammation and the bugs in our mouths that cause such diseases. If this was so, we would also be able to reduce the chances of developing heart disease, and diabetes, and other serious conditions. Research journals claim that this activity lowers our chance of developing gum disease and related conditions by 40 percent!
The answer to this miracle activity is………………CONTINUE-->
Simply have a routine of exercising and working out. Those who do so, and keep a normal weight, will help your body in digestion, and help vitamins and minerals keep our dental health and smile in tiptop shape. Our bodies will be able to use these nutriments to protect and strengthen our smiles. Even SCUBA DIVING qualifies (my hobby)- with running to the boat just as it leaves the dock, to lugging tanks and gear across the rocks and beach, to trying to out swim man eating sharks (just kidding).......
So YES, claims Dr. Marks, being physically fit improves oral health, your moods, lessens stress, improves brain power, and encourages a healthy smile for the world to see. We encourage you to make a habit out of exercising, and strengthen your smile.
So if you take a break from exercising, and need some help with your smile, please CONTACT US.
http://jaymarksdmd.blogspot.com
So YES, claims Dr. Marks, being physically fit improves oral health, your moods, lessens stress, improves brain power, and encourages a healthy smile for the world to see. We encourage you to make a habit out of exercising, and strengthen your smile.
So if you take a break from exercising, and need some help with your smile, please CONTACT US.
http://jaymarksdmd.blogspot.com
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