Christmas and New Year are wonderful times to spend with family and friends.

We all enjoy good food and drink, but too much of that food and drink can lead to tooth decay.

Make sure you balance enjoying food and treats with protecting your long-term oral health.

The key to cavity-free eating!

Do not leave them stuck to the teeth.

Some food tends to stick to the teeth.

If this is the case, wash it off with a drink or remove it well with a toothbrush after you have finished eating.

Don’t eat/drink for long periods of time

If your teeth have dissolved a little, the fluid will try to repair them and put them back together.
However, this takes time.

Frequent snacking increases the risk of tooth decay because the repair process is not completed in time.

Do not eat before bed

While sleeping, the amount of fluid in the body is reduced, so the teeth cannot repair the decayed teeth, further increasing the risk of tooth decay.

Carefully brush your teeth before bed!

Scaling to prevent tooth decay

↑ Before scaling

↓ After scaling

What is scaling?

Some people may have never heard of scaling before.

In conclusion, it is a treatment to remove plaque and tartar.

Tartar is particularly difficult to remove by brushing.
Therefore, it needs to be removed by scaling.

Scaling is an important treatment for good oral health.
Regular check-ups should also be carried out.

If you have any concerns or worries about scaling, please feel free to contact your dentist.

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