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Reading this will make you want to floss By Jamie Ducharme Health Correspondent Who among us hasn't skipped the occasional brushing or flossing session after a long, exhausting day? You may think it's not that serious—but the truth is, more than your smile suffers when you neglect your oral health. What happens in your mouth can influence everything from your heart to your brain, according to the latest research. READ MORE Share This Story

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