Dr. Raj Juneja, Principal Dentist at Face Teeth Smile Dental Clinic, has explained why having straight teeth can be good for your overall health. Oral hygiene. Having straight teeth can often mean that they are easy to clean because there are no overlaps. “There are fewer crevices and tight spaces where food particles and plaque can hide. This reduces the risk of cavities and gum disease.”
The surprising health benefits of having straight teeth
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