Bad Habits to Drop Before You Turn 30
The CDC recommends visiting your dentist regularly in your 30s because early detection of oral health problems can make it easier to treat them and reverse damage. While it can be easy to neglect going to the dentist if you don’t have a problem, it’s important to remember that you only get one set of teeth. If you want to keep the smile you have in your 30s your whole life, make sure you see your dentist often.
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July 30, 2015