Oral care vital for healthy ageing


IT has been projected that 15% of Malaysia’s population will be aged 60 and above by the year 2030. Taking care of our physical, mental and cognitive well-being is important for healthy ageing, and this includes maintaining good oral health.

It’s essential to understand that premature tooth loss can contribute to accelerated physical and biological ageing. Recent research has indicated a strong connection between early tooth loss, particularly when attributed to severe gum disease, and an acceleration in the aging process.

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