RE: LeoThread 2025-08-22 13:53

Part 3/11:

By the time people reach 60 or 65, the majority of senior adults in America face complex dental issues—refilled fillings, root canals, crowns, and even tooth extractions for implants. Many are told they have gum problems and are advised to undergo more frequent and deeper cleanings. Alarmingly, around 97% of seniors end up battling advanced dental disease and incurring escalating dental expenses, implying that current routines are not enough to sustain long-term oral health.

Rethinking How We Evaluate Oral Care

A key question arises: How do we determine if our oral care routines are genuinely effective?