Oral health: A precious heritage

Easy to examine, the oral cavity houses key elements: teeth, periodontium (gum and alveolar bone), tongue, mucous membranes and peripheral muscles (lips, cheeks). Each of these elements contributes to our daily well-being.

The mouth is also a silent guardian of our overall health. It often reflects the first signs of internal imbalances and is linked to cardiovascular, pulmonary or metabolic disorders. A balanced oral ecosystem, regulated by saliva, protects against cavities, gingivitis and other infections.

Taking care of your mouth is an investment in a fulfilling life. Good oral health means eating without pain, communicating with ease and smiling with confidence. By preserving this heritage from an early age, we can ensure that the pleasure of eating and socializing remains intact in old age.