It is common sense that practicing good oral hygiene equates to healthier gums and teeth. Not only does it diminish the number of cavities, gingivitis, and promote proper healing and regeneration of the oral tissues, but the general public would be gratefully spared from the pungent smells of bad breath. Recently, Paganini-Hill and colleagues reported that the benefits of good dental habits are not only limited to that of the buccal cavity—it is also associated with a lower risk of dementia in older adults. Read more about it by clicking the picture.
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