Your diet, oral health and overall well-being all work in a cycle. What you eat and drink affects your general well-being as well as oral health. And conditions like tooth decay, gum disease or missing teeth can make it difficult to chew certain foods, leading to a restricted diet, greater risk of malnutrition and other health problems.
When you pair good nutrition with preventive oral care like brushing, flossing and getting regular dental check-ups, you’re more likely to keep major health issues at bay.
While extremely important, nutrition is just one preventive measure people can take for better oral and overall health. When it comes to your employees, prioritizing high-quality oral health care as a part of your benefits package can help enhance their productivity, reduce long-term healthcare costs, improve employee retention, and make your organization more attractive to potential employees.
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