Anti-ageing and oral health: Your toothpaste can help you age better. Are you using the right one?
When we think about ageing gracefully, skincare and diet often take centerstage. Brushing twice a day, flossing and regular dental check-ups can help prevent tooth loss and other complications that contribute to premature ageing.” The intersection of anti-ageing and oral health Bringing his expertise to the same, Dr Kshama Chandan, Celebrity Dentist and Founder of House of Tooth, said, “Ageing is an inevitable process but advancements in science and healthcare have significantly improved the quality of life as people grow older. Throwing some light on the connection between oral health and ageing, Dr Kshama Chandan explained, “Oral health is directly linked to overall health, and maintaining strong teeth and gums can help prevent age-related complications. As people age, gum recession, enamel erosion and tooth loss become more common, making dental care even more essential.” He added, “Ageing also weakens the body's ability to fight infections, making oral bacteria more dangerous. Thus, a good oral care routine, including the right toothpaste, can support overall health and slow down the aging process.” The role of toothpaste in anti-ageing According to Dr Kshama Chandan, while toothpaste alone cannot stop ageing, its ingredients can help mitigate some of the effects of aging on oral health and overall well-being.
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