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Important event for Lakeview Community and all Calgary

This March we want to create a special event in the Lakeview Community in SW Calgary, everyone is welcome to attend and learn how to live a better and longer life! We all know that our mouth is not a separate part of our bodies, but an integrated and important part in our bodies. Though some people tend to ignore their oral health and other specialists see oral health issues as being mostly independent from your general health, this is not the case. Your oral health problems are general health problems, because an inflammation in your oral cavity, if not treated and ignored, will certainly cause other health issues. We invite

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This March we want to create a special event in the Lakeview Community in SW Calgary, everyone is welcome to attend and learn how to live a better and longer life! We all know that our mouth is not a separate part of our bodies, but an integrated and important part in our bodies. Though some people tend to ignore their oral health and other specialists see oral health issues as being mostly independent from your general health, this is not the case. Your oral health problems are general health problems, because an inflammation in your oral cavity, if not treated and ignored, will certainly cause other health issues. We invite

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Are your teeth killing you?

The best way to stay healthy is to prevent disease. Oral systemic health refers to the connection between oral health and overall health. Countless studies have demonstrated a link between poor oral health and systemic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, stroke, dementia, rheumatoid arthritis, some forms of cancer, risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes, such giving birth to a pre-term or low-birth weight baby. Since heart attacks are the biggest killer in North America and stroke is the biggest cause for disability, preventing these diseases deserves our full attention. Statistics show that today over 50% of Americans over 30 yrs. old have gum disease and it increases to 70% in adults

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The best way to stay healthy is to prevent disease. Oral systemic health refers to the connection between oral health and overall health. Countless studies have demonstrated a link between poor oral health and systemic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, stroke, dementia, rheumatoid arthritis, some forms of cancer, risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes, such giving birth to a pre-term or low-birth weight baby. Since heart attacks are the biggest killer in North America and stroke is the biggest cause for disability, preventing these diseases deserves our full attention. Statistics show that today over 50% of Americans over 30 yrs. old have gum disease and it increases to 70% in adults

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