Our lifestyle is intrinsically tied to our health, sometimes in more complex ways than it first appears. For example, from an early age, our habits are cultivated and lead to our future lifestyle. One such habit might be brushing our teeth. It\’s common for kids to get angry and not want to clean their teeth. If parents were a little more consistent, they would not let their children decide for themselves what will or will not happen. As adults, they should know that brushing their teeth is an absolute necessity. This attention to dental hygiene is merely a habit to which the child will eventually become accustomed, resulting in high-quality permanent teeth.

In this way, the child avoids painful cavities that could lead to a trip to the doctor for both parents. Good quality teeth are essential for the child to develop proper pronunciation and not need the help of a speech therapist. Furthermore, tooth decay is a risk in terms of infection. While there may be no problem for a long period of time, the child\’s body may still weaken at some point, making the infection from the tooth more likely to appear elsewhere in the body.

This is also true for adults. Therefore, before treatment, so-called infected nests, such as carious teeth, must be removed. As is clear from the above, it is most desirable that children learn the basics of oral care, although it is sometimes very difficult to convince them and to make them persevere in their efforts. As adults, we must also admit that sometimes our care is not perfect and that brushing our teeth is quite difficult, even when we know the consequences. However, we are already responsible for our actions. Usually our actions are rewarded as soon as we go to the dentist. At the dentist we usually regret not brushing our teeth as we should have done, and our wallets feel the pinch.