3 Health Problems Proper Dental Care Can Help You Avoid
Did you know nine in 10 adults aged 20 to 64 have tooth decay? That’s unfortunate since that condition is largely avoidable with a good and consistent oral health routine and regular dentist appointments.
Many people learn the basics of dental care as kids: They brush their teeth, floss, and use mouthwash. But those good habits instilled at a young age don’t always stick.
Many people don’t take oral health seriously until there’s a problem. If people were more aware of the link between oral health and other health conditions, they might take better care of their teeth and see a dentist regularly.
Continue reading to learn about three health problems you can avoid with proper dental care. 1. Tooth Decay Tooth decay occurs when tooth enamel—the outer layer of a tooth—erodes.
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