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10/02/2023

📅 Did you know that the ADA recommends that you see the dentist twice a year for an exam and cleaning? And did you also know that most dental insurance providers cover 2 exams and cleanings each year for their members? 🦷

⏳ Schedule your appointment today and make the most of the benefits you've already paid for, call us at (844) 625-0924 or go to https://humphriesfamilydental.com/

08/08/2023

✏️📚 Ready to rock the new school year with bright smiles? 📚 Don't forget the back-to-school smiles! 🍎 Ensure your family's dental health is in top shape by booking your dentist appointments today by calling (844) 625-0924 or going to https://humphriesfamilydental.com/: 🦷

07/25/2023

Avoid the rush and start the school year with a healthy smile! 🦷🏫

Whether it’s for that routine teeth cleaning for your kid that you need to check-off, or an adult dental exam for yourself to finally address that sore tooth, don’t delay. Otherwise, you might find yourself waiting to get the care you need in the back-to-school scheduling rush.

Call us at (888) 481-1107 or go to https://humphriesfamilydental.com/ to make an appointment now. Don’t forget to ask us about our latest cost savings specials!

07/04/2023

Happy 4th of July! We hope you enjoy Independence Day and stay safe. 🦅

Please note: In recognition of the holiday, our offices are closed today.

02/20/2023

Honoring our nation's leaders - past and present. Happy President's Day.

01/01/2023

Wishing you a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year. Thank you for being a part of our community.

12/23/2022

Best wishes for the happiest of holidays!

10/06/2022

Every year people pay their hard-earned money to the dental insurance company for their dental benefits . . . and then fail to use them. That’s like buying a house and letting someone else live in it!

Trust us - Your dental insurance company doesn't need your money. When it comes to your dental benefits, you either Use 'Em or Lose 'Em...

It's time to Use 'Em! Call us today to schedule.

09/26/2022

Each year you pay your hard-earned money to your dental insurance carrier for your dental benefits - and then fail to use your benefits.

That’s like buying a car and letting someone else drive away in it.

Trust us - Your dental insurance carrier doesn't need the money. When it comes to your dental benefits, you either Use 'Em or Lose 'Em. . . It's time to use 'em!

Call us today to schedule.

08/30/2022

As we wrap up our series of posts highlighting the significant connections between oral health and overall health, the final link we'll be sharing is the one between gum disease and high blood pressure.

High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is the leading cause of premature death globally, and research has shown that individuals with moderate to severe gum disease are also more likely to suffer from higher blood pressure.

One recent study calculated that there was a 22% higher chance for hypertension in patients with moderate to severe gum disease and a shocking 49% higher occurrence among patients with severe periodontitis.

These statistics, along with those we've previously shared, and many others with similar findings underscore the undeniable association between oral health and overall health.

Regular dental checkups are an integral part of a well maintained and healthy life, and if you've been experiencing bleeding or swollen gums, that checkup is even more important. Don't put it off any longer. Call us today and let our caring professionals help to get you back on track and keep your teeth and gums as healthy as possible.

Better Smile. Better Health. Better You!

08/23/2022

As more and more studies show the interconnected relationship between oral health and overall health, one such study* has shown an alarming relationship between gum disease and COVID-19 fatalities.

The study finds that individuals suffering from gum disease who contract COVID-19 are 9 times more likely to die from the disease.

What we conclude from this is that, while some people have shown concerns about visiting their dentist due to fears relating to the virus, the truth may be that visiting the dentist regularly to prevent and/or treat gum disease could quite literally be a life-saving choice.

Contact our office today and schedule your routine checkup. Your oral health is our top concern, and we'll be sure to give you the time and attention needed to help you be certain that your teeth and gums are in the best health possible.

Better Smile. Better Health. Better You!

(* research article: https://bit.ly/3pD74or )

08/16/2022

As we continue our series examining the relationship between oral health and longevity of life, one often overlooked element of total health is that of mental health.

A recent study has indicated that individuals with gum disease were 37% more likely to develop mental health problems including depression, anxiety, and other "serious mental illnesses."

As research continues its pursuit to understand the correlation between oral health and mental health, one thing we already understand is the importance of oral hygiene and regular dental checkups in the prevention and treatment of gum disease.

By scheduling one of your twice-yearly checkups with our office today, you might be doing more than just keeping your smile bright and healthy. You might also be investing in your mental health.

Contact us today, and let us help you keep that beautiful smile happy and healthy for years to come.

Address

15 12th Avenue NW
Arab, AL
35016

Telephone

+12565861330

Website

http://humphries.marqueedental.com/

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