Posted by DR. AMI DESAI on Feb 24 2021, 10:24 AM
You might not realize it now, but your oral health impacts your overall health in the long run. As it is said, what you sow today, you reap tomorrow. To lead a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle, you need to consider that your oral health is of utmost importance to you.
The germs and bacteria that are present in your mouth can hamper the overall development of your body. They can cause severe diseases and health problems at various stages of your life if not looked after at the right time. To protect yourself from any such situation, keep reading!
Your mouth is the gateway to the germs and bacteria into your body. Whatever you eat and drink makes your mouth produce these little organisms. They remain harmless if you follow healthy oral hygiene. If not, then these germs can cause tooth decay and gum diseases, affecting your overall health.
Researches have shown that people with a weak immune system face many challenges when confronted with harmful germs and bacteria.
The following list of diseases can be linked to your oral health:
Above all, your oral health determines your mood. Hence, your mental health is directly related to your oral health. Minor discomfort in your mouth can make you go crazy. Oral diseases make you avoid your favorite dishes and kill your happiness in more ways than you can imagine!
After reading the above information, we know how desperate you would be to learn ways to protect yourself. However, there is no magic wand that could do that for you. Practice proper oral hygiene to keep these diseases at bay!
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