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Rushed to the latest April issue of "Jia Ren", and the adults slammed into the brakes. Our good friend Gu Ailing is also too mrs... Confident and beautiful!
Isn't it an exaggeration to say that the Frog Princess is a realistic version of superhero? It felt like this leg was kicked up and the adult could fracture his neck.
Not only has power but also advanced, the sense of lens is not lost to supermodels, and giving up expression management can still produce blockbusters.
Each tooth comes with its own expressiveness.
Speaking of Ai Ling's teeth, adults have seen some netizens say that she has a mouth of elite teeth.
Indeed, Gu Ailing's teeth were neat and healthy.
Looking at her smile and revealing her mouth full of white teeth, it is difficult not to think about the gap between China and the West for tooth protection.
Although in recent years, everyone has paid more and more attention to teeth, there are still many people who only pay attention to "teeth white is not white, not neat", but lack of attention to the most important "dental health".
People in developed countries generally have a longer life span of teeth than we do, and many celebrities often open their mouths at 6 or 70 years old and mouth "Hollywood white".
But our teeth are like our own, and we began to be anxious to retire at a young age...
Where is the gap between us and them in dental protection? In other words: what exactly affects the health of our teeth?
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Many of us don't go to see our teeth without a toothache problem, but before it "hurts", the teeth are already full of holes.
A lot of small problems that you don't care about every day can lead to periodontal disease.
For example, gum recession, which was originally a common senile periodontal disease, has now shown that more than 50% of people in China have different degrees of atrophy.
Everyone has heard of gum recession, but there are many people who do not pay attention to it, and the consequences are serious.
In addition to looking like an old lady, it really causes premature loss (teeth).
Think about if there is not enough soil in the pot, the flowers are not easy to pull out; the same is true for the teeth, the gums are insufficient, and the teeth will accidentally swing out one day...
Even many people do not know that they are accelerating their gum recession every day, and are in the process of gum recession.
For example:
Improper brushing: Many people like to brush their teeth horizontally, or use a hard bristle brush, brushing their teeth too hard.
Periodontal disease:
Most adults with periodontal disease is the most important cause of "inflammatory gum recession", but periodontal disease generally progresses slowly, and there are not many symptoms except occasional brush bleeding, so it is not noticeable.
In a healthy state, the color of the gums is pale pink, but the inflamed gums will show a "bright pink", and if your gums are too red, there is a high probability that there is also inflammation.
Excessive force: Too much bite force on the teeth, or excessive stretching when straightening the teeth, can cause the gums to shrink.
Inadequate cleaning is also an important cause of dental problems.
The mouth contains more bacteria, and bacteria will form a film on the surface of the teeth, that is, plaque.
When calcium salts and phosphorus salts in saliva are gradually deposited, plaque will further calcifie to form calculus.
When these stones reach deep into the gums, they can cause various periodontal diseases, such as bleeding gums, gingivitis, tone, and toothache.
But we eat, breathe, and digest every day, and the mouth cannot become a completely sterile environment, nor can it eliminate all foreign bacteria.
Because after the bacteria are destroyed, there will be fungi attacks, causing more serious and difficult to control consequences.
Therefore, we must relentlessly fight bacteria to maintain these bacteria at a low level, prevent the appearance of plaque and even eventual calcification, the formation of tartar.