General Dentistry

According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, seven in 10 children from five to 14 years old would brush their teeth at least twice every day. It is a good number, but it can definitely be improved. With the right information, children, through their parents, can become more aware of the importance of proper oral hygiene.

Brushing and flossing are both crucial in maintaining healthy teeth and mouth. But there are other things that people should know that go hand in hand with daily brushing, including eating less sugar. Even changing your toothbrush every four to six months should be a part of the routine. Whether you use manual or electric, aim to change your teeth cleaning tool on the recommended period for the best results.

The most important of all is to visit the dentist for regular check-ups and cleaning. Common dental diseases are often caused by improper brushing and lousy hygiene habits. The dentist is a dental professional who can assess your oral health and provide you with different services to avoid tooth decay, gum disease, and more. Dentists are also trained in detecting pathologies of the jaws and mouth, which means they can detect oral cancer early.

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