Improve Your Smile With a Dental Cleaning Before National Smile Week

August 1, 2018

The second week of August is National Smile Week, and we want our patients to take on the month with a confident smile. With a simple dental cleaning and exam, we can make your teeth whiter and brighter and give you peace of mind that your mouth is as healthy as it should be.

The Many Benefits of a Dental Cleaning

It’s about more than just your looks, although having white teeth and a beautiful smile can make all the difference in your life. There are quite a few benefits to having your teeth cleaned regularly and we recommend that you visit our office at least twice a year to enjoy those benefits.

• Improve your overall health: There are many studies that suggest there is a link between your overall health and your oral health. If you have regular cleanings, you can decrease your risks of some medical conditions and diseases. Regular cleanings are an important part of your health plan.
• Freshen breath: The best way to avoid bad breath is to keep your mouth clean. Even with regular brushing and flossing, you don’t get the same odor-free, healthy mouth you can get from professional dental cleanings.
• Cavity prevention: Plaque is the biggest cause of tooth decay and builds up on your teeth over time. If left unattended, it can eat away at your tooth enamel and lead to cavities that must be treated. Preventative dentistry that includes regular cleanings ensures that plaque is removed before it can cause major damage.
• Avoid tooth loss: Without regular care, you may develop gum disease, which is a leading cause of tooth loss for adults in the United States. Professional cleanings ensure that your gums are healthy and bacteria free and your teeth are secure in your jaw.

These are just a few of the advantages that you enjoy when you schedule regular cleanings with our office. If you want a cleaner, healthier smile, contact our office to schedule a dental cleaning and a consultation with Dr. Abrahams of Dental Implants Miami Beach in Miami Beach, FL today.

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