The Impact of Dental Hygiene on Overall Health
Your smile is one of your greatest assets, and keeping it bright and healthy begins with you. Brushing, flossing and regular dental check-ups keep your teeth pearly white, but also prevent gum disease, tooth loss and even more serious conditions such as heart disease and cancer.
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- The benefits of regular dental visits, including prevention of gum disease and other serious conditions
- The connection between oral health and cardiovascular disease
- The importance of dental screenings for identifying cancer and other health risks
- Resources for prevention, especially for underserved areas
About the Speaker
Rhonda Switzer-Nadasdi, DMD, is CEO of Interfaith Dental in Nashville, Tennessee. She was the first employee of the Interfaith Dental Clinic in 1995 and has served in leadership roles ever since. During her tenure, the clinic has grown from a two-dental-chair operation in a church basement to a 2-clinic, 26-chair facility with a staff of nearly 60. Dr. Switzer-Nadasdi is a past president of the Nashville Dental Society and chairs the Council on Oral Health Initiatives of the Tennessee Dental Association.
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