
We’ve made it to another new year, and that means that many people are resolving to better themselves in some way by developing constructive new habits. While resolutions like quitting smoking, exercising more, and spending more time with the kids can all be excellent ways to improve your life, you may also want to consider the benefits of improving your oral hygiene. Here’s why you should resolve to practice better oral care for the new year.
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Your oral and overall health are connected, which means healthy teeth and gums are essential for your wellness. Brushing and flossing aren’t enough to keep your mouth healthy. The American Dental Association recommends a dental cleaning and checkup every 6 months. However, more than 36% of Americans don’t see a dentist regularly. 92% of Americans would consider delaying dental care because of cost concerns. Thankfully, you have many options to keep dental care affordable, like 
