Straightening Your Teeth May Be Good for Your Health
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Straightening Your Teeth: A Boost to Your Health
Straightening your teeth can do wonders for your smile, but it might also play a significant role in reducing your risk of serious diseases.
According to Dr. Jacqueline Fulop-Goodling, an orthodontics expert in New York, "Crooked or unevenly spaced teeth are harder to clean, often trapping food and bacteria." This can lead to increased plaque, which causes decay and periodontal disease?"a bacterial infection affecting the gums and bones. This infection can enter the bloodstream, reaching major organs and potentially causing systemic issues.
The American Academy of Periodontology highlights that gum disease may be linked to heart disease, increased risk of stroke, premature births, and low birth weight. It also poses a significant risk for those with diabetes, respiratory conditions, or osteoporosis.
Properly aligned teeth help prevent plaque buildup, a known cause of gum disease. Straight teeth allow gums to fit more snugly, making brushing and flossing easier, thereby promoting better gum health.
Thanks to advancements in orthodontic technology, correcting crooked teeth is now easier and less conspicuous. Invisalign is a popular method using custom-made, clear aligners to straighten teeth. Studies suggest that Invisalign may enhance gum health compared to other teeth-straightening techniques. Without brackets or wires, patients can remove the aligners to brush and floss after meals.
Other health benefits of straightening teeth include improved chewing, better speech, and reduced stress on the jaw and supporting bones.
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