This time of the year, it’s our opportunity to let our favorite people know how much we love them. That means picking up some roses and candy, and it also means keeping an eye out for our oral health. Because, to be honest, bacteria simply don’t care much about the calendar. And they are always looking to cause trouble in smiles, so be sure to focus on yours.
When you’re getting date-night ready, talk to Dr. James R. Stewart, D.D.S., P.C. in Livonia, MI about a refresh. Our office understands the value of having a beautiful, healthy set of teeth, and we work with people to get them there. Consistent oral health maintenance is a vital part of your journey, and when you start to see enamel stains or swollen gums, our team is ready to help. So, if it’s been a while since your last biannual dental checkup, let Valentine’s Day be your push.
Show up with a fresher smile. Schedule your next checkup with Dr. Stewart and let’s improve your oral health together.
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