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Negligence leads to tooth-decay
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Dental care is important and our teeth decay fast when we neglect them, said Dr Y Bhavana Prasad, Assistant Professor in ASRAM Medical College, Eluru. Addressing a meeting held at Siddhartha Mahila College here on Wednesday, he stressed on the need for proper dental care. “We have to spend a lot for the treatment of decayed and damaged teeth. People should brush their teeth twice a day,” he said.
Vijayawada: Dental care is important and our teeth decay fast when we neglect them, said Dr Y Bhavana Prasad, Assistant Professor in ASRAM Medical College, Eluru. Addressing a meeting held at Siddhartha Mahila College here on Wednesday, he stressed on the need for proper dental care. “We have to spend a lot for the treatment of decayed and damaged teeth. People should brush their teeth twice a day,” he said.
Starting by explaining precautionary measures to be taken to check dental problems, he went on to conduct dental tests on 250 students from the college.
Dr Manasa and Dr Moharunnisa were among those participated in the dental camp.
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