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Your Health History

If it’s been a little while since your last appointment, then don’t forget to update your health history. Your dental care is part of your total health-care package. Have you:

Your answers help to determine how we treat your mouth. In turn, we’ll alert you to any possible problems indicated by the appearance of your tongue and gums.

We encourage you to make at least two dental appointments every year, especially if you don’t get annual physical exams. Let’s keep your teeth—and the rest of you—in great shape.

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