
This year’s summer is one of the hottest Texas has seen in a while. Many counties have been sending out Heat Advisories since June. Meanwhile, July alone has seen record-high temperatures in multiple Southwest cities. Basically, it’s an absolute scorcher putting you at risk of dehydration. That’s bad news for your body, and not just because being dehydrated makes you thirsty — it can also harm your teeth. Read on to learn three sneaky signs of dehydration, its impact on oral health, and tips on keeping hydrated this summer.
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