Not every oral health problem is visible or results in pain or discomfort. Just because you don’t see a dramatic change with your teeth or gums or feel pain, it doesn’t mean your oral health is in ideal shape.
Again, only your dentist has the expertise to determine this, and only regular appointments with your dentist can keep your mouth in the best shape possible.
Because of to toothpaste commercials, we all know that there is a relationship between our oral health and what we eat. But we do not have a clear idea about how this relationship works, right? So, today’s blog is about what impact which food has on our oral health, as well as a detailed discussion on what should be eaten or what should be avoided to get the healthiest smile.
Taking proper oral care is important for everyone but It’s even more crucial for elderly people as they often face unique challenges. No doubt that seniors are more prone to gum disease or tooth loss and other similar issues. Another alarming thing is, studies have shown that- chronic oral infection might contribute to aspiration pneumonia
