Gum Disease Now Linked to Alzheimer's Disease
We have known that gum disease is correlated with heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and cancer. Now, Alzheimer's disease is added to the list.
How to prevent this? Be sure to brush and floss daily, and get your teeth cleaned a minimum of twice a year. If you develop tartar more often, then three or even four visits per year may be needed.
Call us at 650-965-1234 and make an appointment today!
Periodontal disease can cause and/or worsen heart disease, stroke, diabetes, cancer and Alzheimer's disease. If you smoke, or if your gums bleed when you brush or floss, you may be at risk. Call 650-965-1234 or use the form below to request your complimentary cleaning appointment today.
Dr. John Burch of Mountain View, is accepting new patients. Watch this [VIDEO] https://t.co/Gsa3643HIM, then call 650-965-1234 to schedule an appointment. We offer a generous $250 credit for all new patients. Visit https://t.co/7LPdv0RIET to learn more. pic.twitter.com/WsBDSoDV0U
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