According to the World Health Organization, what is oral health the state of?

• The state of overall physical and mental well-being

• The state of the mouth, teeth, and orofacial structures that enables individuals to perform essential functions

• The state of the digestive and respiratory systems

• The state of the body's ability to fight bacteria

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What can deficient oral health lead to?

• Improved digestion

• Stronger teeth

• Oral diseases like dental cavities, periodontal diseases, and tooth loss

• Better breath

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How is oral health linked to the rest of the body?

• It is not related to the rest of the body at all

• It only affects the appearance of the mouth

• It can affect the rest of the body because the mouth is the entry point to our digestive and respiratory systems

• It affects only the teeth and has no connection with other body parts

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Which simple habits can help prevent oral diseases?

• Eating sugary foods and avoiding water

• Brushing our teeth and having a healthy diet

• Ignoring dental check-ups and teeth cleaning

• Using teeth to open bottles and packages

According to the text, what are the three keys to prevent oral complications?

• Regular exercise, balanced diet, and avoiding sugar

• Good oral routine, avoiding harmful substances, and annual dental checkups

• Taking vitamins, brushing twice a day, and using mouthwash

• Flossing daily, eating organic food, and getting braces

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What can be a consequence of poor dental health as mentioned by the dentist in the text?

• Improved physical fitness

• Painful, disabling, and costly health conditions

• Enhanced mental well-being

• Increased social interactions

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What is an example of how oral infections can affect overall health?

• They can improve respiratory function

• They can lead to the development of endocarditis

• They can enhance cognitive abilities

• They can increase muscle strength

According to Dr. Jane Smith, what can neglecting oral health lead to?

• Minor inconveniences

• Serious consequences for your entire body

• A better sense of taste

• Stronger teeth

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How are people with diabetes affected by poor oral health, as mentioned in the text?

• They are less likely to develop cavities

• They are more susceptible to gum disease

• They have a lower risk of tooth decay

• They are more likely to have stronger enamel

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Why is it essential to prioritize oral hygiene?

• To manage blood sugar levels and reduce the risk of certain cancers

• To improve physical appearance only

• To enhance the sense of taste

• To prevent common colds

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