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When it comes to maintaining oral health, most people focus on keeping their teeth clean and free of cavities. However, our gums also play a crucial role in the oral health. The reality is that gum disease affects nearly 50% of adults over the age of 30 in the United States alone. It is a
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Avoiding Tooth Decay
We all want to have a strong set of teeth that will last us a lifetime, but that may be easier said than done since cavities and tooth decay rank as the second most common health disorder in the U.S. To avoid tooth decay, you need to know how it starts, how to detect it,
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Your teeth are one of the most functional and important parts of your body. Without them, you wouldn’t be able to chew solid food or have a great looking smile. But your teeth require regular maintenance if they are to stay healthy. If you don’t brush and floss them at least twice a day or insist on
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