Your Oral Health Matters: Ways To Keep Your Teeth Healthy

Oral health touches every aspect of our lives and is often taken for granted. The mouth is the gateway to the health of the body. It can be a sign of nutritional deficiencies and common infections. Systemic diseases that affect the whole body may initially present with oral lesions and other oral problems. Whether you're 80 or 8, oral health is important. Today, most Americans enjoy excellent oral health and maintain their natural teeth throughout their lives. However, tooth decay remains the most common chronic disease of childhood. About 100 million Americans don't visit the dentist each year, but regular dental checkups and good oral hygiene can prevent most dental problems. Many people believe that you should only see the dentist when your tooth hurts or when you feel something is wrong, but regular visits to the dentist can help keep your mouth healthy for a lifetime. You can stay healthy. If you have a toothache, don't hesitate to go to the dentist. Many advances in dentistry have made diagnosis and treatment more difficult and convenient than ever. Good oral hygiene is always brushing your teeth twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste, cleaning between your teeth with dental floss or another interdental cleaner once a day, and changing your toothbrush every 3-4 months. and can be achieved by eating a balanced diet and restricting it. -Between-meal snacks. To keep your smile and health, don't forget to schedule regular checkups with your dentist.

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