Year: 2012

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Dr. Pruneski is top notch in service, and has an excellent attitude and method in handling her patients. The staff is always courteous, considerate, and efficient. I drive almost 45 minutes to my appointment because of their first class care, when there are obviously other dentists closer. Great team, and excellent service!

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Took my daughters to Dr. Pruneskis two weeks ago. It was my 3yo’s, first dentist appointment and let me tell you that SHE LOVED IT. My 8 year old daughter loved it too. Alexis (my 8 yo) said that her “tooth cleaning lady was awesome,

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Oral Health During Your Pregnancy

Oral Health During Your Pregnacy
During your pregnancy, you have so much to think about, but don’t forget about your oral health. Because of all the hormonal changes you will experience during pregnancy, women are more likely to develop gingivitis… Oral health and overall health are linked, untreated dental disease can affect you and your baby. Be sure to include your teeth and gums in your daily routine and keep our office informed of any changes to your oral health during your pregnancy.

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Dr. Pruneski and her staff are amazing! The office is state of the art and the services that I have received have been wonderful!

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I would recommend Dr. Pruneski to anyone! From her front desk staff to Dr. Pruneski they are wonderful and knowledgeable! Very friendly, accomodating, and hospitable!

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Diabetes and Your Oral Health

Diabetes and Your Oral Health
In order to control the dental problems associated with diabetes, first and foremost, control your blood glucose level. Also, make sure to take good care of your teeth and gums by brushing and flossing daily. It is important to get regular dental checkups to maintain your teeth and to check for any signs of gum disease. See your dentist immediately if you notice any of the following:

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Postmenopausal Women at Increased Risk of Periodontal Disease

Postmenopausal Women at Increased Risk of Periodontal Disease

Case Western Reserve University researchers found that postmenopausal women need more than two annual dental checkups. After menopause, women become more at risk for periodontal disease. The problem is believed to be due to estrogen deficiency that results in bone loss and inflammatory processes. Periodontal disease is best diagnosed early so that treatment can be started to prevent tooth loss.

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