Kissing is not only a pleasant thing, but also useful. Kissing has been proven time and time again to be effective in preventing the flu and other viral illnesses. But the benefits of kissing don’t stop there.
It turns out that kissing can still make our teeth healthy. What are the positive effects of kissing on the teeth?
Kissing is great for activating salivation. Some people don’t like saliva, but your teeth will definitely like it. After all, it levels the acid-base balance in the oral cavity. This prevents the development of bacteria that subsequently lead to dental caries.
Also, during the kiss, an amazing gum massage takes place. By kissing, you reduce the risk of developing periodontal disease.
In addition, perhaps most importantly, those who kiss often take better care of their oral cavity: they brush their teeth, chew gum, use dental floss and toothpicks, and visit the dentist regularly. Still, it would be somehow uncomfortable if there was bad breath, so kissing lovers take care of their teeth a step higher.
So kiss well!