Tredidental Group

June is National Oral Health Month. And this one is worth pausing on. 💙

Oral health is one of the most overlooked aspects of overall health, even though the connection between the two is well established.

Gum disease has been linked to heart disease, diabetes, respiratory conditions, and complications during pregnancy.

And yet, nearly half of American adults have some form of periodontal disease.

National Oral Health Month is really about not just reminding you to brush and floss, but also encouraging everyone to take their oral health as seriously as any other part of their well-being.

At Tredi Dental, we're here for all of it: the routine and the complex, the anxious patient and the one who just needs a good deep clean.

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Most people focus on the gap in their smile after losing a tooth. But what's happening beneath the surface is just as important.

The jawbone underneath a lost tooth no longer receives the stimulation needed to maintain its density.

Without that stimulation, the body begins to reabsorb the bone, a process called resorption. Within the first year, up to 25% of bone width can be lost at the extraction site.

🦷 This affects your candidacy for dental implants and can cause neighboring teeth to drift into the gap, affecting your bite and increasing the risk of decay

The earlier a missing tooth is addressed, the more options you have, and the simpler the path forward tends to be.

If you've been putting off replacing a missing tooth, this is a good time to have the conversation. 📞 713.977.7854
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