I just finished writing and posting an article on this subject on my dental website. It features
ten dental resolutions that patients could make and keep for the new year. Most of us would be lucky to keep just one New Years resolution. My dental resolution is to take care of a broken molar that I have been putting off repairing.
I just read the article and I'm glad I did, just in time for the New Year. I will definitely TRY to follow them. Do I really need to buy electric toothbrush? Thanks for the list. I'll print it and show my husband as well.
ReplyDeleteI recommend you purchase one or two. One for each of you, so you do not have to fight it out over one handle.
ReplyDeleteWow I didn't realize that an electric toothbrush made so much of a difference! That will definitely be the first step to my Dental New Year's Resolutions!
ReplyDeleteGreat post—these dental New Year’s resolutions are a helpful reminder of how small daily habits can make a big difference in long-term oral health. I especially like the focus on preventive care and regular checkups, since many people tend to overlook those until a problem shows up. As a Local Dentist in Murphy, I see firsthand how sticking to simple routines like proper brushing, flossing, and routine visits can save patients a lot of discomfort and expense down the road. Thanks for sharing such practical and motivating tips!
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