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Being able to chew also prevents complications associated with aging
There is nothing more joyful than being able to eat whatever you want and laugh heartily before people. Recent research suggests that the teeth are not just for eating and talking but are more deeply connected with the overall health of the body.
Biting slows down the aging process of necessary muscles
We are able to bite precisely because we have teeth. We usually don't pay much attention to biting, but with every bite we crush food, mix it with saliva, and shape it into a clump for easy swallowing. But these are not the only functions of biting.
The existence of teeth help us form facial expressions and communicate. Moreover, the workings of the jaw while biting are important to the health of our whole bodies.
The forces exerted when biting actually slow down the aging process of these muscles. Yes. This means that biting has a rejuvenating effect on us!
The brain is stimulated and activated by chewing
Also, when the upper and lower teeth come into contact through a strong force, the power exerted by the lower jaw is absorbed in the upper jaw. This impact transfers from the jaw to the head and is absorbed by the skull. This means that the brain is stimulated and activated through chewing. Conversely, it has been reported in research that the brain ages faster when people lose their biting functions.
It is necessary for those who have lost their teeth and cannot bite to get treatment in order to regain the ability to bite well. There are many various options including dentures and implants. Please consult with us so that we can find the best option to help you live comfortably.
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