Senior Health

Seniors can be affected by all of the dental health issues covered on our general dental health page. However, seniors should be aware of other afflictions that may impact their oral health.

Osteoporosis
Your jaw bone can become brittle due to osteoporosis. This can lead to tooth loss and bacteria from periodontitis seeping into the jaw bone.

Rheumatoid Arthritis
People who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis are eight times more likely than the average person to have gum disease. People with rheumatoid arthritis often find it difficult to brush and floss, making matters even worse. Having your dentist treat gum disease, inflammation, and infection can reduce joint pain.

If you are a senior adult and you haven't visited your dentist recently, you should request an appointment with one of our doctors today! We are a guilt free, judgement free practice. It doesn't matter how long it has been, we will take care of you and get you on your way to a healthy smile!

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