dentists
Referrals for restorative, surgical and emergency dental care beyond the scope of dental hygiene.
Health
Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, has been known to impact other areas of your body’s health. Learn about the various ways in which poor oral health can impact one’s overall health!
Periodontal Disease & Heart Disease
Heart Disease
Those who suffer from periodontal disease (also known as gum disease) have higher rates of having cardiovascular problems such as a heart attack than people who have good oral health. Newer studies have shown that there is no direct link between the two (one does not cause the other). However, it is clear that a healthy mouth leads to overall good health.
- Osteoporosis
- Diabetes
- Respiratory Disease
- Low-birth Weight
- Stroke
- HIV / AIDS
- Heart Disease
Oral Health Can Impact Your Overall Health
Our team is committed to helping you achieve good overall health by helping you with your oral health. We offer dental hygiene assessment to determine the current state of your oral hygiene, where you can improve and identifying problems that may come up. Contact us today to book an appointment with our team at Sophie’s Oral Hygiene Care.
Part of Your Oral Health Care Team
Dental Service Providers with Whom We’ve Partnered
We work alongside trusted local dental professionals and refer our clients to them whenever care beyond dental hygiene is needed.
denturists
Referrals for denture fabrication, repair, relines and adjustments when denture fit becomes a problem.
periodontists
Referrals for advanced gum disease and periodontal treatment requiring specialist care.
Let Us Look After Your Oral Hygiene
Committed to improve your health and quality of life through individualized non-invasive and non-traumatic dental procedures.
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