Oral health is not restricted to the health of what is inside the vacuum when we close our lips, it is much more than that. With the oral week just around the corner, the Australian Dental Association (ADA) warned people about the diverse consequences of not taking care of your oral health and its connection with the overall body.
Who would have thought that maintaining oral health that hardly takes 5 minutes, could have such phenomenal effects on our overall body. We typically link oral hygiene with how our teeth appear to audiences not knowing there’s a hidden dimension to it. A recent report mentioned that bad oral health can have negative effects on the brain.
Chewing gum is central to any talk which involves dental or oral health. It’s because of the frequent use of it in the general public. While it can lessen your stress levels, there are other dimensions to the frequent use of chewing gum.
