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Systematic review shows toothbrushing and dental visits reduce oral cancer risk, suggesting improved oral health practices.
Infrequent toothbrushing and irregular dental check-ups are risk factors for oral cancer. Toothbrushing twice or more daily and visiting a dentist once a year could be recommended to reduce oral cancer risk. The study reinforces the importance of good oral health as a preventive measure in the control of oral cancer.
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