PERIODONTAL TREATMENT IN HARLINGEN, TEXAS

Say goodbye to periodontal disease

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"From the moment we walked in the ladies were super friendly and so helpful. They made sure my daughter was well taken care of and went above and beyond to make the whole experience a good one. I will now be making appointments for the rest of the family. I’m so glad I found this place!"

- Tess Boyd

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"Such amazing dentistry. Everyone makes you feel right at home. Absolutely loved my experience. Thank you Becky for all your help and of course the wonderful Dr. Bonnie D Villarreal and her staff."

- Adrian De Leon

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"I have been followed by Dr Villarreal for three years now. I am so happy with my care- she is an expert at what she does. The staff is great, and when you have a problem they get you in ASAP. I can say if you are looking for a dentist who can do it all, she is who you are looking for."

- Martha Burk

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"I’m impressed with Dr. Bonnie Villarreal. She’s an epitome of a real healthcare professional that we should have in any healthcare setting. I appreciate her taking the time to explain my dental condition thoroughly and the plan of care that she prepared for me customized to my health care needs."

- Janet Monroe

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"Rio Vista Dentistry always has a professional and caring staff. Highly recommend them!"

- Charlie Martinez

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DIABETES AND PERIODONTAL DISEASE

Approximately 30.3 million people in the U.S. have diabetes. Diabetes causes a decrease in saliva (dry mouth) leaving you at an increased risk of cavities. Because of poor blood sugar control, gingivitis and gum disease are common. Treating gum disease can help improve blood sugar control. Ask us how we can help you keep your healthy smile while slowing progression of diabetes.

PERIODONTAL DISEASE AND HEART HEALTH

The systems of the human body are interrelated and work together. The oral cavity is vascular and full with bacteria. Bacteria that causes periodontal disease has been linked to coronary heart disease and a risk factor for stroke. Not maintaining your oral health an affect other parts of your body. Visiting your dental hygienist for your cleanings, and following their recommendations will help keep your mouth healthy.