Good dental hygiene is one of those things we all know is a healthy thing to do, but it's also easy to put off or simply not take the time to do correctly. At Caliber Dental, Dr. Bagga and our team are here to help you maintain excellent dental hygiene, so you can preserve your smile for a lifetime.
Good dental hygiene is one of those things we all know is a healthy thing to do, but it's also easy to put off or simply not take the time to do correctly. At Caliber Dental, Dr. Bagga and our team are here to help you maintain excellent dental hygiene, so you can preserve your smile for a lifetime.
At the Caliber Dental office of Dr. Bagga, we understand you have a million things to accomplish every day, but we also care about your health and want to do all we can to help you maintain excellent dental hygiene.
According to Randolph dentist Dr. Bagga, the American Diabetes Association has identified critical links between gum disease and type 2 diabetes. Over 20 million Americans suffer with diabetes, which can lead to heart disease, blindness, kidney disease, loss of limbs, and even death. It's absolutely imperative to have regular dental checkups to ensure the health of your teeth, gums, and mouth overall.
Expectant mothers should also take especially good care of their oral health, as it directly affects the health of their babies. Studies have shown that women with periodontal (gum) disease were at greater risk of having babies with low birth weight or delivering pre term. If you have any questions about pregnancy and oral hygiene, Dr. Bagga will be happy to answer them.


Good dental hygiene does more than protect your smile. It plays a role in your overall health and wellbeing.
Prevents cavities, which can lead to root canals or missing teeth
Prevents bad breath
Keeps periodontal disease at bay
Keeps your smile looking healthy, which means you're more self confident, too
May help prevent heart disease, as some studies have found a link between advanced gum disease and heart problems
May play a role in preventing or detecting some oral cancers, especially when it comes to getting regular exams
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