How Do I Get Healthy Teeth and Gums?
Dental health standards, developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1981. Dental health standards formulated by the World Health Organization: 1. Clean teeth 2. No cavities 3. No pain 4. Normal gum color 5. No bleeding
Dental health standards
- According to statistics, less than 1% of China's population meets dental health standards. Dental health is an important sign of a person's health, and it also has an important impact on overall health. Therefore, with the improvement of economic level and social civilization, there is an urgent need to change the concept of dental hygiene and strengthen
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- 30 years old: Teeth start to discolor. Thinning of enamel
- 40 years old: Teeth begin to loosen slightly, causing deformation and cracks. -The gums begin to shrink-the original enamel begins to decay
- 50 years old: Teeth become brittle and easily infected and damaged.
- Careful protection
- (1) Brush your teeth properly and use dental floss to remove tartar.
- (2) Visit the dentist twice a year for inspection and cleaning.
- (3) Choose decoloring, bonding or inlaying porcelain teeth.
- (4) To replace or reshape the teeth that have changed.