Like eating healthy foods and avoiding sugar, drinking water is also essential to good oral health. That is because it helps produce saliva, which is a natural defense against cavities. How? Saliva limits bacteria’s ability to stick to the surface of teeth, where it can create acidic erosion.
Twice daily brushing is important to protecting the smile. However, it is important to remember that brushing is not the only way you should be caring for your teeth on a daily basis. Flossing is just as important to preventing cavities and other dental problems.
Of course, no amount of hygiene, or even a healthy diet, can eliminate the need for regular professional checkups and cleanings. Routine dental visits are a great and essential way to prevent cavities and other dental problems that can be caused by tartar buildup, and will then require restorative treatment.
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