While some might think wisdom teeth got their name because they make you smarter, that’s simply not true. The saying goes that as you get older, it’s said that you become wiser and full of wisdom. The same is true for wisdom teeth. The average person is 17-21 years old, “older”, when wisdom teeth start to come in. That’s the real reason behind their name.
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Unfortunately, bad breath isn’t something that is going away anytime soon. Once bacteria and acid enter your mouth, it creates a smelly environment. The best way to avoid this is by taking cautionary measures such as brushing your teeth regularly, using mouth wash, eating healthy, and ensuring your hydrated.
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Most people pay attention to their teeth and oral health in accordance with preventing cavities, root canals, and sometimes more serious tooth related issues. What many are forgetting is that part of keeping those issues clear, is taking care of your gums. Not taking care of your gum health alongside the overall dental health can be dangerous.
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Your body might be in top physical condition but your mouth health may be in disarray. Dental health is important to your overall health. When your mouth isn't healthy, it can lead to a number of serious medical problems, including heart disease, cancer, and painful jaw conditions. Getting your teeth cleaned regularly is your first defense in protecting your oral health. It also gives your dentist the opportunity to treat any issue early on - before it turns more serious.
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