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🦷 Meet Dr. Ajay Dhingra, a powerhouse in prosthodontics and passionate leader in dental education and patient care.⁠
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From international degrees to Ivy League level training, national awards, and top leadership roles, Dr. Dhingra’s journey is one of relentless dedication and impact. ⁠
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1. Spread from Mother to Fetus - Most OB doctors recommend regular dental exams and cleanings early in pregnancy because the mother can spread disease like periodontitis to their unborn child. Finding the disease early while pregnant will allow the dentist to get the disease treated without spreading it to the unborn child. If periodontitis is not caught early during pregnancy, it can cause various complications late in pregnancy and even during labor.
2. Common Cause of Bad Breath - Many people think that the cause of bad breath is simply not brushing your teeth or eating "stinky" foods. While this is the case with many causes, one of the leading causes of bad breath is periodontitis. If you have not had any stinky foods and cannot seem to get rid of your bad breath, even after brushing, maybe it is time to see the dentist.
3. Periodontitis and Diabetes - Studies have shown that periodontitis affects more than just your teeth. Those who have been in the later stages of periodontitis have been found to have adverse effects on blood sugar; meaning that even if you do not have any family history of diabetes, or you have not had any previous warning signs, you may develop a type of diabetes if your periodontitis is left untreated.