Good Dental Health Increases Work Success

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I have never had such a good experience with getting a new crown. Not only was the temporary one done with precision, the new one was put on without pain and my bite is perfect! Also, the staff is very kind, caring and professional. Dr John really impressed me and I am thankful to have this team as I really hate going to the dentist....lol. Great place so far!

Jennifer R
Jennifer R

Patient

Very positive experience with everyone at Timbercrest Dental. From receptionists to Dental Assistant to Dr. Luther. Everyone puts you at ease. No fear of future dental work because this two hour visit was actually relaxing.

Paula B
Paula B

Patient

I recently started going to Timber Crest and I absolutely love it! The entire team is so friendly and knowledgeable. Dr Luther does such an amazing job at explaining everything to you so you feel comfortable. I can’t recommend this place enough!

Ashley T
Ashley T

Patient

I have brought my kids there on more than one occasion to remove tooths that have been either infected or rotting. Regardless of my kids age and the slight difficulty my kids presented, the dentists and assistants were patient and efficient at ensuring my kids were calm, relaxed and taken care of. Other dentists refused to even help when one of my kids gave a hint of difficulty.

Steve M
Steve M

Patient

According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, in the US employed adults lose more than 164 million hours of work each year due to poor dental health or dental visits.

Not only are hours of work lost, but poor dental health results in poor work quality. Good dental health increases work success because good dental hygiene affects overall health.

You perform at your best when you are healthy and happy!

 

Oral Health and Work Success

 

Dental health affects your overall quality of health

If you maintain a healthy mouth you decrease your risk of:

  • toothaches
  • cavities
  • broken or cracked teeth
  • canker sores
  • gingivitis
  • gum disease
  • heart disease

Just like when you have a cold, you’re not at your professional best when you have a dental issue. You simply don’t perform as well as you do if you’re healthy.

Poor oral health may require dental procedures such as a root canal which can take over an hour depending on the severity.

Could Brushing Your Teeth Regularly Make You Happy?

Research shows that proper dental hygiene may also lead to feeling happier.

Good oral health is just one part of keeping your body healthy. When you feel healthy, you feel better about yourself!

Brush at least twice every day, floss at least once a day, and visit your dentist every 3-6 months for optimal oral health.

 

Sources: 

http://www.emaxhealth.com/1506/8-health-effects-poor-dental-hygiene-extend-beyond-your-mouth

http://www.nidcr.nih.gov/