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Caring for Your Gums and Teeth

Poor oral hygiene can affect your overall well-being. That’s why keeping it clean and healthy is essential to help your body avoid risks such as gum diseases problems.

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Caring for Your Gums and Teeth

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  1. Caring for Your Gums and Teeth

  2. A healthy body doesn’t always mean having a healthy skin, strong bones, and bright eyes because sometimes oral health I one of the most important parts of our health that should be taken care of. Poor oral hygiene can affect your overall well-being. That’s why keeping it clean and healthy is essential to help your body avoid risks such as gum diseases problems. Without proper care, gum diseases may lead to serious problems in your body that include increased the risk of heart disease. Choosing trusted and a reputable dentist is also very important to achieve healthy gums and teeth that will captivate the eyes of anyone who will see your beautiful and pearly white teeth every time you smile.

  3. To avoid having any problems in the future, start taking care of your oral health guided by the following tips: • Promote oral health early. Despite the oral health awareness to promote decay prevention ever since you’re a kid, there’s still one in four children develops signs of tooth decay before they start school. In addition, half of all children between the ages of 12 and 15 have cavities that’s why it’s essential to promote dental care to your kids as soon as their first tooth appears which usually seen around their sixth month of age.

  4. Use enough and not too much fluoride in cleaning your teeth. The use of fluoride in oral health has been the biggest advance in caring for our teeth. Fluoride is great in protecting your teeth by strengthens the enamel making it less to decay. Drinking fluoridated water as has been widely popular for American people, three out of four people drink water that is fluoridated. You may ask your dentist in regards fluoridated water or either putting fluoride application on your teeth. Mouth rinses and toothpaste contain fluoride, however, using fluoride must be used sparingly in kids by applying only a pea-sized dab on their toothbrush because too much of it can cause white spots on the teeth. • Brush your teeth at least twice a day and floss on a daily basis. Tooth decay and gum diseases are truly a big problem and this is not just common in adult people but also for young ages. There are about three-fourths of teenagers have gums that bleed according to the experts.

  5. Indeed, oral health is very important as part of your overall well-being, poor hygiene can cause different health risks so taking care of your oral health with the help of this 3 simple steps will help you maintain the good shape of your gums and teeth.

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