Dentist Alan Carr says passionate kisses help keep teeth and gums healthier.
Publika.az reports that he called for more kissing in an interview with “The Sun”.
“Kissing, especially passionate kisses, helps to produce saliva. It keeps the mouth, teeth and gums healthy,” said the doctor.
He said that people exchange bacteria during kissing, but it is not always bad.
It is reported that certain microorganisms in saliva can reduce the growth of bacteria that cause oral cavity or some streptococcal bacteria that cause tooth decay.
Kissing also boosts the immune system, and exposure to healthy bacteria increases the body’s resistance to infections, Carr added.
80 percent of the bacteria in the mouth are the same in all people
Dentist Carr says that if one of the partners has herpes in the mouth or lips, it is imperative to postpone the kiss. Also, if a person does not follow oral hygiene, kissing is contraindicated, that is, it is harmful and scary.
Recall that earlier, dentist Olga Filatova advised to use soda as a cleaning agent for teeth, but Carr said that soda can damage tooth enamel.
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