Brushing teeth twice a day
63% of Britons brush teeth twice a day and have the highest figure globally for brushing with fluoride toothpaste, 47%.
Regularly visiting the Dentist
Germany scored the highest for regularly visiting the Dentist with 45% of people going twice a year.
The sweetest tooth and most fillings
Just 7% of Japanese avoid sugary snacks and drinks – the lowest worldwide and the Japanese also report the most fillings – over two-thirds had at least one filling and 20% had five or more.
Remembering to brush teeth
33% of Italians, Argentinians, Britons said they never forget to brush their teeth, followed by 32% of Spaniards.
Cleaning between teeth
52% of Brazilians clean between their teeth regularly, on the contrary, Indonesians are the worst at cleaning between their teeth at just 12%, followed by France, 16%.
Taking dental advice from a dentist
81% of Mexicans take dental advice from their dentist – the highest worldwide. Just 3% say they do not seek any dental advice.
Air quality outside the home
22% of US respondents perceive their air quality as excellent (5 rating) outside their home and just 2% consider it poor (1 rating). Still, 39% of US respondents don’t know how to rate air quality in the street.
Air quality within the home
34% of Mexicans and Brazilians perceive the indoor air quality within their homes as excellent.
Stressed by poor indoor air quality
People in Argentina and Japan feel more stressed, 41%, followed by Mexicans, 40%.
Indoor air quality awareness due to Covid-19
Indonesians, Argentinians and Mexicans are the most aware of the air quality within their homes, 55%.
Feeling physically unhealthy compared to pre-pandemic
25% of Italians feel physically unhealthier after Covid-19 pandemic.
Increasing exercise in recent months
47% of chinese respondents are exercising more in the recent months.
Adopting a healthier diet in recent months
51% of Indonesians, 46% of Chinese, 42% of Thai and 41% of Mexicans are eating healthier now.
