Some of the simple ways you can care for your smile are by brushing twice a day, and flossing each day. While many people overlook flossing, it is actually an important part of a hygiene routine, because it can help to remove the bacteria and food particles that brushing leaves behind. This helps to prevent tartar buildup, which can lead to acidic erosion and even gum disease, both of which could require restorative treatment.
Many people don’t think about the way their diet impacts their oral health, as well. After all, the smile is much like the rest of the body, in that it needs nutrients and minerals to remain healthy. Equally important, though, is avoiding foods and drinks that can be detrimental to one’s oral health. Sugar is one of the most dangerous foods for teeth, because the bacteria in the mouth feed on sugar. To help prevent cavities, then, it wise to limit your sugar intake.
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