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Research reveals deficiencies in Americans 'dental health habits
Approximately seven in 10 Americans brush their teeth at least twice a day, but more than 30% do not brush satisfactorily, according to research published by Delta According to the Delta Dental Oral Health and Wellness Survey, most Americans brush their teeth twice a day - once before bed and once when they wake up in the morning - for about a minute and fifty minutes. two seconds. The American Dental Association recommends brushing for two minutes, twice a day.
African Americans brush for 18 seconds longer than Americans in general, while adults 18-24 years spend 16 seconds more. Almost six in 10 Americans brush their teeth before bed and as soon as they wake up in the morning, while 38% brush after breakfast. About 17% brush after lunch, and 21% brush teeth after dinner.
According to Delta Dental research, 91% of Americans brush their teeth more often at home, in the bathroom, in the sink. However, about 4% say they brush more often in the shower. Americans between the ages of 18 and 44 are twice as likely to brush their teeth during bathing.
Brushing your teeth twice a day with fluoride paste is the key to good oral health, says Kohn. In fact, according to the Delta Dental survey, people who brush their teeth at least twice a day are 22% more likely to have a higher oral health compared to people who brush less often. dental is another area that could be improved, according to Kohn. Only 40% of Americans use dental floss at least once a day, and 20% never use it. Research has shown a relationship between daily flossing and good oral health.
Delta Dental also found that one-third of Americans have already had partners brush their teeth before a kiss. Men are less likely to require brushing before the kiss. For more results from Delta Dental's Oral Health and Wellness Survey, visit deltadental.com. For more ADA brushing tips, visit MouthHealthy.org.
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