A mouth with poor oral hygiene is a constant source of microbial inflammation

The diverse microflora, their toxins, and inflammatory products from gum disease can easily gain access to the inner body through the dilated blood vessels of inflamed gums and cause a wide range of health issues.

These includes heart attacks (by clogging important arteries), pneumonia, diabetes, cancers, infertility, sepsis in immune-compromised individuals and many other ill-effects on the body.

Poor oral hygiene during pregnancy can affect the developing baby and can lead to complications such as miscarriage, low birth weight, and premature delivery

Poor oral health not only cause systemic diseases/conditions but badly influences their entire course

Good oral hygiene not only prevents the spread but the severity of respiratory pandemics such as Covid-19 infection. So, just by keeping your teeth and mouth clean, you not only save yours but others’ lives too.

Therefore, good oral health is essential for achieving overall well-being and quality of life, as it not only prevents systemic diseases but also enhances confidence and positivity