New Technology Giving You a Closer Look at Your Oral Health
10:16 AM, Aug 8, 2018
Most of us know that good oral and dental hygiene help us prevent things like bad breath, tooth decay, and gum disease. But it also has a big connection to our overall health, especially as we age. New technology is giving dentists a better look at what's going inside and helping them serve patients better. Dr. Roberto Monteagudo from WisconsinSmiles is back to discuss an intraoral camera they are using to get better results.
The first 25 callers who contact WisconsinSmiles can receive a FREE Oral Health Screening Session ($125 value). For more information and to set up that screening, call (414) 982-3676 or visit WisconsinSmiles.com.
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New Technology Giving You a Closer Look at Your Oral Health
10:16 AM, Aug 8, 2018
Most of us know that good oral and dental hygiene help us prevent things like bad breath, tooth decay, and gum disease. But it also has a big connection to our overall health, especially as we age. New technology is giving dentists a better look at what's going inside and helping them serve patients better. Dr. Roberto Monteagudo from WisconsinSmiles is back to discuss an intraoral camera they are using to get better results.
The first 25 callers who contact WisconsinSmiles can receive a FREE Oral Health Screening Session ($125 value). For more information and to set up that screening, call (414) 982-3676 or visit WisconsinSmiles.com.
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The text passage provides information about new technology in dental health and an offer for a free oral health screening. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.

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