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When i had an anxiety (i treated it), sometimes i would wake up at 5-6 pm and not even get up from bed. on those kind of days, i think i sometimes forgot to brush my teeth. is now my mouth more dominated by bad bacterias than a normal persons mouth?
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I'm not sure about your status, but mouth and dental hygiene are very important for oral & dental health.
Answered 1/8/2022
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You've asked so many questions regarding oral bacteria. Relax. Keep a good oral hygiene regiment and stop worrying. You are a normal person.
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