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Gum Health Day 2024: Signs You Have Poor Gum Health
Gum Health Day 2024: Below we share a list of signs that might indicate poor gum health.
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World Oral Health Day 2023: Get Strong, Healthy Teeth By Consuming These Foods
World Oral Health Day is celebrated every year on March 20 to bring attention to the importance of dental hygiene. To prevent oral problems, you must adopt good oral hygiene practices and follow a healthy diet.
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Avoid Doing These 5 Things On An Empty Stomach To Kick-Start Your Morning On A Healthy Note
Want to kickstart your day in a healthy way? Here are 5 things you should never do on an empty stomach.
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World Oral Health Day 2023: Diabetes, Heart Disease And Other Conditions Linked To Oral Health
World Oral Health Day: Inflammation that starts in the mouth seems to weaken the body's ability to control blood sugar. People with diabetes have trouble processing sugar because of a lack of insulin, the hormone that converts sugar into energy.
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National Dengue Day 2019: Warning Signs Of Dengue And Preventive Tips You Must Follow
National Dengue Day 2019: Most common symptom of dengue is fever along with rashes, nausea, vomiting, headaches, muscle pain, joint pain, bone pain, pain in the eyes and unusual bleeding of gums, red spots under the skin or bruising.
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World Oral Health Day 2018: All About Gum Disease, Best Tips To Keep It Away
World Oral Health Day 2018: Gum Disease is the bacterial invasion along the gum line which damages the tissues and bones that support the teeth.
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How Brushing Your Teeth Twice a Day Can Revitalise Your Heart
What have brushing and cleaning your teeth to do with your heart? A lot, say health experts, suggesting that taking care of your teeth and gums will not only help keep oral hygiene but also save your heart.
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Brush Your Teeth Twice A Day And Revitalise Your Heart
What have brushing and cleaning your teeth to do with your heart? A lot, say health experts, suggesting that taking care of your teeth and gums will not only help keep oral hygiene or make you smile better but also save your heart from various heart diseases.
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Gum Health Day 2024: Signs You Have Poor Gum Health
Gum Health Day 2024: Below we share a list of signs that might indicate poor gum health.
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World Oral Health Day 2023: Get Strong, Healthy Teeth By Consuming These Foods
World Oral Health Day is celebrated every year on March 20 to bring attention to the importance of dental hygiene. To prevent oral problems, you must adopt good oral hygiene practices and follow a healthy diet.
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Avoid Doing These 5 Things On An Empty Stomach To Kick-Start Your Morning On A Healthy Note
Want to kickstart your day in a healthy way? Here are 5 things you should never do on an empty stomach.
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World Oral Health Day 2023: Diabetes, Heart Disease And Other Conditions Linked To Oral Health
World Oral Health Day: Inflammation that starts in the mouth seems to weaken the body's ability to control blood sugar. People with diabetes have trouble processing sugar because of a lack of insulin, the hormone that converts sugar into energy.
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National Dengue Day 2019: Warning Signs Of Dengue And Preventive Tips You Must Follow
National Dengue Day 2019: Most common symptom of dengue is fever along with rashes, nausea, vomiting, headaches, muscle pain, joint pain, bone pain, pain in the eyes and unusual bleeding of gums, red spots under the skin or bruising.
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World Oral Health Day 2018: All About Gum Disease, Best Tips To Keep It Away
World Oral Health Day 2018: Gum Disease is the bacterial invasion along the gum line which damages the tissues and bones that support the teeth.
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How Brushing Your Teeth Twice a Day Can Revitalise Your Heart
What have brushing and cleaning your teeth to do with your heart? A lot, say health experts, suggesting that taking care of your teeth and gums will not only help keep oral hygiene but also save your heart.
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Brush Your Teeth Twice A Day And Revitalise Your Heart
What have brushing and cleaning your teeth to do with your heart? A lot, say health experts, suggesting that taking care of your teeth and gums will not only help keep oral hygiene or make you smile better but also save your heart from various heart diseases.
