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Problem of eating fennel after meal
I am 28 years old male. I eat fennel after lunch and dinner and don't wash my mouth. So , my question this will cause any harm on my teeth ???
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Maintain good oral hygiene.
Go for regular scaling and polishing.
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Important is to maintain oral hygiene by following proper brushing techniques after eating foodstuffs 2times daily then there will not be any harm to the teeth .
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Eating fennel seeds continuously can lead to gingival recession. Avoid eating it continuously.
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No issues in having the same but not cleaning your teeth can cause a problem. Some time they can remain attached or stucked between your teeth. Over a period of time they can become a region of tooth decay as well as gums problem. So my suggestion will be to keep clean your teeth . Thanks
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If you chew on fennel seeds for a long period of time,it may cause teeth attrition ( teeth wear)and tmj problem. An alternative for consuming fennel seeds is to powder it and swallow it with water.
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