Neglecting oral health 'can lead to emergency dentistry'People who fail to maintain good oral health are more likely to need emergency dentistry in the future, Colgate has claimed.

The company has stressed the importance of brushing teeth twice a day to ensure they remain strong and healthy and warn off bacteria that can lead to dental problems, the News Straits Times reports.

Colgate acknowledges the importance of good oral hygiene in maintaining overall health and ensuring people have good personal presentation.

A healthy diet is also important for healthy teeth and gums, and bad caused by lack of tooth brushing could lead to problems with speech.

Colgate has recommended that people regularly attend dental appointments to ensure good oral hygiene is maintained.

Meanwhile, medical website Dentistry IQ has advised people to store toothbrushes in a dry environment and to refrain from covering them when not in use to ensure good oral health.

The website warns that keeping bristles in a damp environment will lead to faster growth of bacteria and advises people to purchase a new toothbrush every three to four months.ADNFCR-2621-ID-800504106-ADNFCR

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