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The Best Advice Your Dentist Can Give In Your Twenties

Allison Hart
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Dental care needs to be a lifelong priority because healthy teeth are the mainstay of physical well-being. They affect your appearance and self-esteem too. But most people tend to overlook dental health at a young age because it seems like a trivial issue. The twenties are the high-risk phase as you love the freedom of being beyond parental control. Dental visits do not figure anywhere on your to-do lists. Moreover, it is the time when you are less likely to bother about your consumption choices and habits. But not being watchful enough means you may end up with a host of tooth troubles as you age. However, you can follow some expert recommendations to avoid problems later. Here is the best advice your dentist can give when you are in your twenties.

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  • Watch what you eat and drink
  • Stay one step ahead of preventive care
  • Maintain good oral care habits

Watch what you eat and drink

The magic twenties are all about partying and living life to the fullest. You tend to load up on sugar and processed foods. Beverages and alcohol intake also increases during this phase of life. You can imagine the havoc these foods and drinks can wreak on your oral health. Sugar can cause cavities, while beverage color can discolor teeth. Sodas, wines, and alcohol can cut through the protective enamel and expose your teeth to damage. Not watching what you eat and drink during your twenties can lead to severe dental issues down the line. Making conscious food choices can save you in the long run.

Stay one step ahead of preventive care

The last thing you want to do in your twenties is sit in the dentist’s chair. It appears even more unimportant if you do not have any tooth troubles. Moreover, college, social life, and professional ambitions can keep you busy enough to ditch scheduled dental checks. However, find a reputable dental clinic nearby to stay a step ahead with preventive care and address emergencies. It enables you to address problems early and avoid unnecessary pain and expensive treatments later. Not to mention, good dental health lowers the risk of age-related chronic health conditions like diabetes and heart disease.

Maintain good oral care habits

Your dentist expects you to maintain good dental care habits, no matter what your age is. They will emphasize good hygiene and care during your twenties as well. You must brush and floss twice a day, but make sure you do not miss out on the right technique. The choice of the right toothpaste is crucial. Also, replace your toothbrush and tongue cleaner every few months. Most importantly, never ignore the slightest signs of gum disease and see a specialist when you notice anything amiss. The sooner you address the problems, the better your dental health gets. Moreover, shiny teeth and fresh breath can affect your confidence in social circles.

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Your twenties are about enjoying life and following your career and relationship goals. But dental care shouldn’t take a backseat during this phase of life. Follow these tips, and you will not have to worry about retaining the shine and health of your teeth over the years.

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My name is Allison Hart and I am a healthcare blogger specializing in medical topics. Having worked as a registered nurse for the past 10 years, I have gained extensive knowledge about all aspects of health care, including preventative medicine and treatments for chronic illnesses.

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