• Poor oral hygiene can lead to systemic inflammation and chronic conditions like diabetes, gum disease, and heart attack. • Practicing preventive habits, like brushing twice a day and flossing,
• Women are more likely than men to suffer from arthritis due to hormonal, occupational, and genetic factors. • Home modifications such as lift chairs for stairs can help reduce
Poor diet habits, such as consuming sugary foods and drinks, can lead to enamel erosion and make teeth more vulnerable to cavities and other forms of damage. Unbalanced oral bacteria
• Find a workout buddy for motivation and accountability. Friends, family members, gym partners, or personal trainers can all help you. • Nutritionists can provide personalized diet advice and tips
The eyes are an essential part of the body and must be taken care of. Several common eye problems can be prevented or treated with proper care, including dry eye
Bad breath (halitosis) affects 25% of people and is typically caused by bacteria on the tongue and teeth. Dietary habits, wisdom tooth decay, oral hygiene, and underlying medical conditions can
• Bruxism (grinding or clenching teeth) is the most common cause of jaw pain, often due to stress and anxiety. • TMJ disorder or TMD is caused by an imbalance
• Cosmetic procedures, such as dental implants, botox, and rhinoplasty, can enhance a person’s appearance. • These treatments may come with risks, so it is important to research and consult
Visit an orthodontist for better care. Always keep your oral care routine in check. Learn more about the possible treatments. Cosmetic dentistry is always an option. Keep track of your
• A meniscus tear is an injury caused by trauma or degeneration that affects the knee joint. • Risk factors for a tear include age, activity level, genetics, and lifestyle
