Helpful Hints to Improve Your Oral Health

Considering the high cost of poor dental hygiene, including cavities, fillings, or a root canal treatment, it makes much more sense to follow basic dental care and hygiene tips to keep your teeth healthy rather than treating damage after it has occurred. Preventative care includes basic brushing and flossing, the application of sealants when indicated, and regular visits to the dentist every six months. This is much less expensive than having to pay for costly dental treatments. Here are some steps you can take to maintain good oral health:

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