Main Street Dental

08/20/2026

It a wonderful feeling when the temps fit well and patient is happy the second day after surgery with minimal pain. I want to make Laurel smile and be healthy.

08/17/2026

Happy patients make my Monday

08/15/2026

Replacement of missing teeth with implants

08/12/2026

Nice way to start the day with a very happy patient

08/07/2026

It gives great pleasure to see your patients once the final teeth are placed . This patient had upper and lower implants replacement teeth costing between 22,000 and 25000 start to finish

08/05/2026

What a privilege it is to have a long term friendship with buddy now going on 33 plus years . Thank you for your trust and support.

05/25/2026

A 25-year study of 6,000+ adults found that regular flossing was linked to a lower risk of ischemic stroke and atrial fibrillation (AFib).

Researchers believe inflammation from poor oral health may play an important role in the mouth–body connection.

Compared to non-flossers, regular flossers showed:
• 22% lower risk of ischemic stroke
• 44% lower risk of cardioembolic stroke
• 12% lower risk of AFib

Another reminder that oral health is deeply connected to systemic health.

Reference:
American Heart Association News, ISC 2025.

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Life changing treatment . Patient is very happy . I am very happy . Life is good .

04/28/2026

Most people think bleeding gums are a minor issue.
But long-term research shows something much more serious.

In large studies following adults for over a decade, people with chronic gum disease had a significantly higher risk of early death—especially from heart-related conditions. This doesn’t mean gum disease directly causes death, but it strongly signals deeper systemic problems.

Gum disease is not just irritation—it’s a chronic infection. Bacteria and inflammatory signals from the gums can enter the bloodstream, affecting blood vessels, metabolism, and the immune system over time, creating a constant low-grade stress on the body.

Interestingly, this risk cannot be explained by inflammation alone. Multiple pathways are likely involved, including bacterial spread, immune imbalance, and vascular damage—suggesting the mouth plays a much bigger role in overall health than previously understood.

Early signs like bleeding gums, bad breath, gum recession, or loose teeth are often ignored—but they are not normal. They may be the first visible warning signs that something deeper is happening in the body.

📄 source:
DOI: 10.1186/s12916-023-03139-4