Daily brushing may lower dementia risk
Daily brushing may lower dementia risk. It’s not necessarily cause and effect, but why risk it? Females (average age was 81) who didn’t practice daily brushing had a 65% greater chance of developing dementia, and men had a 22% higher risk.
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