Oral hygiene

Do you know how much impact oral hygiene has on the health of the body?

We were told a thousand times in our childhood to brush our teeth if we didn't want cavities.

Interestingly, we are not afraid when we hear that improper dental hygiene can lead to heart problems.

But it does!

It is a known fact that regular brushing and mouth rinsing play an important role in preventing respiratory diseases and protecting the lungs.

Clinical research conducted on patients undergoing hospital care has shown that good oral hygiene not only reduces the risk of dental and gum disease, but also pneumonia!

Changes in the bacterial composition in the oral cavity of the study subjects contributed to the development of pneumonia.

It has also been shown that large, deep gum injuries may be responsible for the development of pneumonia.

The good condition of our teeth depends in part on our cellular predisposition. However, with proper oral hygiene, we can do much to maintain a normal balance of bacterial flora in the oral cavity - which affects not only our teeth, but also our entire body.

Never forget, pathogens don't just stay in your mouth, they can easily enter your body!

Don't avoid oral hygiene!

Brush your teeth twice a day (Lavyl 32 Toothmilk), use a mouthwash (Lavyl 32 Flow) after brushing and regularly use a mouth spray (Lavyl 32) several times during the day to gently treat your oral cavity.