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Maintaining your smile

Here's some tips on how to help maintain your oral health.

Maintaining the health of your teeth and oral health is important for the longevity of your smile. Here are some important things you can do to help maintain your smile.

Drink Water

Staying hydrated is important, particularly when temperatures soar. Besides keeping you safe in the sun, drinking plenty of water is good for your skin, teeth and body. Choosing water without added carbonation or flavouring will help keep a strong tooth enamel.

Avoid Sugary Beverages

Soft drink, juice and sports drinks are as sugary as they are acidic, which can have an impact on your teeth. Avoid tooth decay and enamel erosion by going easy on sweet drinks more often than not.

Maintain Good Habits

Brushing and flossing regularly is an important part of dental health. Don’t forget to put a few minutes aside every day for regular dental care. Do yourself a favour by brushing twice a day and drinking plenty of water .

Don't forget to keep up with your dental habits

Sports Protection

If you’re like many other Australians, sports or other physical activity may be part of your everyday agenda. Be sure to protect your smile by wearing a mouthguard for contact sports like football or rugby. Mouthguards can help protect you from getting your teeth chipped or knocked out.


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