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Good oral health improves chewing, speaking abilities, and dental hygiene. Conversely, poor oral health can result in tooth decay, gum disease, and other oral hygiene issues. People should exercise good dental habits and eat healthy nutrition for their teeth and gums. This video debunks some common teeth myths and advises how people should maintain oral health.
\nSome common myths are that diet sodas don’t cause cavities, cavities cant be reversed, and braces are only for crooked teeth. <\/p>\n