Cleaning your teeth could help you live longer: meet your oral microbiome

Fonte: Business Insider

Brushing your teeth and flossing has been found to reduce cardiovascular disease risk. MirageC/Getty ImagesGut health is a buzzy topic, but the oral microbiome might be the next big trend. The evidence that a clean mouth could lower the risk of chronic diseases is piling up.

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