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Healthy Teeth is not an Option! It’s a way of Healthy Life

John Henning
Last updated: September 28, 2020 8:40 pm
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  Health is a blessing there isn?t an argument against it. Humans throughout history have tried through various practices and procedures to improve health and life. From ancient Egyptians to the Indus valley civilizations, to the Sumerians and Babylonians we all find records of people using various concoctions for improving health and curing the sick. Oral health effects the overall health: One thing that has been ignored is oral health. Care of one?s mouth especially one?s teeth. People even now ignore oral health despite there being evidence that people of the ancient civilizations like Egyptians and others had complex dental procedures done to either improve dental health or avoid a devastating oral sicknesses. Oral health is a must and it not only helps us maintain a healthy life style, it also helps us in maintaining a good social standing, after all the first impression is the last impression. A good smile opens doors and makes us more sociable and more acceptable to people who if we had bad oral hygiene would have shunned us. Ignorance and damages to oral health can have a profound effect not only our oral health, digestive system but also on our social life and self-confidence. Dental care, Fastest growing sector in health care industry: Now a days, dental health is the fastest growing sector of the over-all medical industry for two reasons. One factor is, people have become aware of how important is oral health in living a healthy life and how oral health is related to the overall health of your body. Other factor is dental industry?s progress by developing patients? friendly equipment for treating them in more easy, comfortable, less painful way and in no time. Why need of dental care increased in new age? Our haphazard intake of fatty and sugary foods and our fast lifestyles have made us careless of our dental and oral health. Our dental health suffers as we think that we brush daily and what could possibly go wrong? What could possibly go wrong is that our teeth may get cavities, our jaw bones may become week, our teeth may start to disfigure etc. there are a plethora of things that might go wrong apart from the aforementioned problems. Cavities and teeth disfigurement are one of the main reasons that people have started to take care of their oral health. People are now consciously trying to avoid any oral and dental problems, but there are people who are already suffering from dental problems and oral hygiene degradation. There are multiple options for these people, often involving surgeries for curing the dental disfigurements, cutting cavities and cauterizations for dead tooth and root canal procedures. But these procedures involve a lot of time, too much pain, lot of precautions and also a lot of financial cost. People are facing huge medical bills for oral hygiene. New technologies, Healthy way of life: There in comes dental implants a revolutionary new procedure. It helps people avoid the painful surgical screwing of holds and braces for new teeth to be inserted into either the lower jaw or the cranium (skull). It helps you avoid painful procedures such as drill procedure?s to insert dentures and prosthesis for new teeth, it also helps you avoid long recuperation time due to such treatments. It gives you a pain free option and also the ease to immediately use your new teeth to flaunt your smile and to eat whatever you want with no prevention. Have pain free procedure done without the hassle of cost over runs and the pain and long recuperation time.

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By John Henning
John Henning is a nutritionist, freelance writer, and food blogger that provides accessible nutrition info to help people live a healthier life. His unique approach to nutrition emphasizes nutrient-dense, whole foods and healthy habits rather than restrictive diets.

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