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The phrase "poor oral hygiene" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used whenever you want to describe a lack of proper care for one's oral health. Example: "Sarah's bad breath was a result of her poor oral hygiene. She rarely brushed her teeth and never flossed."
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Poor oral hygiene is associated with respiratory pathogen colonization and secondary lung infection.
Poor oral hygiene has been associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
Conclusions: Poor oral hygiene before the surgical removal of 190 impacted lower third molars is correlated with greater postoperative pain.
In adults, continued poor oral hygiene may cause gingivitis to progress to periodontitis and the eventual loss of teeth.
Degeneration or inflammation of these tissues can be caused by various systemic or local diseases or by poor oral hygiene.
In aesthetic dentistry, preventive maintenance is one of the keys to increasing the success rate of cosmetic treatments and decreasing risks of failure due to poor oral hygiene.
Preventive maintenance is key to increase the success rate of treatments and reduce risks of implant failure due to poor oral hygiene.
The presence of mucositis (gingivitis) causes poor oral hygiene and leads to a vicious spiral of poor oral hygiene and increased bacterial infection.
This could be due to the poor oral hygiene at these sites.
Poor oral hygiene showed a trend to be associated to failure rates.
Alcoholism, poor oral hygiene, dental disease, and facial or dental trauma are important risk factors for the thoracic form.
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