Dentistry, a branch of medicine related to teeth, gums and all things mouth related. Studies have shown that oral health is just as important as overall health such as gum disease relating to diabetes and heart conditions. Sleep medicine has also shown that your oral health also has a part to play in giving you a good nights sleep!
In this space, we discuss the A-Zs of dentistry from what to do with a toothache, how to get that perfect smile and also how to improve your sleep with dentistry!
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It’s always best to rinse with mouthwash then wait 30’mins before rinsing with water or eating or drinking anything just to give your mouth that time to absorb the antibacterial benefits from the mouthwash. Hope that helps!
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Dr Beth