The Top Ten Benefits of Good Dental Health

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SHREWSBURY, Mass. - April 20, 2015 - PRLog -- We all know that failing to maintain proper oral hygiene throughout one's life can result in all sorts of dental problems in old age. But have you really thought about all the benefits that go hand in hand with good dental health? Let's just start off by recognizing that …

… Good dental health is not just about your teeth. Sure, your dentist will check for tooth decay. But he or she will also look for problems with your gums and signs or oral cancer or any other irregularities that may require treatment. There's also a wide array of cosmetic dentistry available to improve your appearance, and this is important because …

… Your dental health affects people's impressions of you. Do you have missing or misaligned teeth? Let's face it, a smile is often the first impression other people have of you. Your dentist can help point you in the right direction if you aren't happy with your smile, suggesting and implementing a range of treatments to improve the appearance of your teeth. But your dental health isn't just about appearances, because …

…  A healthy mouth can make you more comfortable. When problems of the teeth and jaw are corrected, there is less likelihood that you will experience pain or discomfort. Your dentist can help you achieve a healthy smile, and from then on, it's simply a matter of diligent maintenance. And the good news is that …

… Proper oral hygiene doesn't have to take a lot of effort. Making brushing and flossing part of your daily routine doesn't have to require a lot of hard work. By spending a few minutes each morning and evening taking care of your mouth, and by scheduling appointments with your dentist …

… You can prevent dental problems before they become serious. Visiting your dentist regularly every six months (as allowed by most dental insurance plans) can mean the difference between catching oral health problems early on and permitting them to become much more serious. Make sure to keep a regular appointment schedule with your dentist because prevention means that …

… You can avoid invasive dental treatments. When people think of visiting the dentist as an unpleasant or painful experience, it's usually because they've had a negative dental experience in the past. With daily brushing and flossing and regular dental appointments, your dentist is more likely to identify problems before they require any major treatment. And fewer dental visits means can mean that …

… You will save money. Generally speaking, the more complex or invasive the treatment, the more money you will have to pay out of pocket. Insurance companies appreciate prevention as opposed to expensive therapies, so those dental appointments every six months are likely to ease the burden on your wallet. And while you're holding on to your cash …

… You will save time. Who has time to be stuck sitting in a dentist's chair undergoing invasive treatments when there are plenty of better and more pleasant ways to spend your time? Major dental intervention to remediate problems can necessitate a treatment plan that requires numerous appointments for surgeries, dental repair, and even denture fittings. But beyond saving on time and money, there are less tangible benefits to good oral hygiene, particularly that …

… A healthy mouth makes you feel better! Of course most of us know that tooth pain can be excruciating. But beyond the elimination of pain, flashing a healthy smile full of sparkling, straight teeth can do wonders for your self-esteem. And studies suggest that smiling more can actually make you a happier person. So take care of your smile now and it will reap rewards in the future, possibly leading to a happier outlook on life and even the distinct possibility that …

… You could live longer. Yes, it's true. There is evidence to support the notion that people who practice good dental hygiene and visit a dentist regularly throughout their lives may see fewer incidences of disease as they age. A range of studies has shown that poor dental hygiene, tooth decay, and gum disease are linked to various types of cancer, heart disease, and diabetes. A little prevention now with your oral hygiene regimen could result in a healthier, longer life in the long term.

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