It is important for a person to maintain their oral health in good shape. Seniors are prone to experience many issues such as teeth loss, discoloration of teeth, gum disease, and more. Let’s have a look at some of the conditions that make their oral health worse. Dry Mouth or Xerostomia Dry mouth otherwise called […]
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A tooth is actually a mixture of hard and soft tissues. You may think that tooth is a dead thing, but healthy teeth are alive. The inner layer of the tooth, i.e. the nerves in the pulp of the teeth, when they become damaged by decay or injury it stops the supply of blood to
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It is important that you keep your teeth clean and healthy always. Both brushing and flossing are important for your oral health and should be done together. However, if you had to pick one, flossing is more important if done properly. Brushing and flossing benefits in removing plaque buildup. The destructive bacteria that contains in
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