Forgetting to brush your teeth every once in a while is a fact of life. Maybe you fell asleep on the couch and didn’t wake up until morning. Or perhaps you struggle to brush your teeth regularly due to a health condition that makes hygiene tasks more challenging. Whatever is […]
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Getting your teeth cleaned professionally feels like a dental health reset. Your teeth get scrubbed, scraped, and polished to perfection. Whether they stay that way is up to you. What happens at home can be very different from what happens at the dentist’s office. But don’t grit your teeth over […]
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The cold weather not also dries out your skin, but it can also increase your risk for dental problems. Many people tend to get worried about increased teeth’ sensitivity before winter sets in. Remember to take a few precautions and tips listed below to avoid tooth pain during winter and […]
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Besides brushing every day, it’s also necessary to use the right toothbrush and follow the proper brushing technique that helps reach small spaces and gets rid of foods and acidic build-up. Both perform the function of brushing, their cost, ease of use, safety, and size could certainly play a role […]
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There are two main camps when it comes to morning brushing: Those who wake up thinking, “Ew, I gotta get this sticky stuff off my teeth right now,” and those who figure they might as well wait until after breakfast to brush away the crumbs. Whichever camp you’re in, you may […]
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Going on a long vacation is exciting. You can look forward to experiencing something wild, something different, nothing like your everyday life! While some people manage to stick to their oral routine during their vacation, others tend to stray away from it. When you don’t brush or floss regularly for […]
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If you have been noticing your gums bleeding while brushing your teeth, this could be a sign of gum disease, also known as periodontal disease. However, don’t think you’re alone. Over 47% of American adults aged 30 and older have some sort of gum disease. And the condition tends to […]
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What Causes Cavities in Baby Teeth? Several factors can influence a child’s chances of developing cavities. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, “tooth decay [and, in turn cavities are] caused by bacteria and other things. It [cavities] can happen when foods containing carbohydrates (sugars and starches) are left on the teeth. […]
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Your smile enables you to make an excellent first impression while maintaining great overall health. Feeling great about your teeth lets you exude happiness and self-confidence, enhancing interpersonal connections. Feeling mortified by your smile makes you retreat from others, adversely impacting career opportunities, social circles, and other life aspects. However, […]
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You may be wondering what size toothbrush is most appropriate for your child to use based on their age. Though each child is different and their oral development is unique, we’ll walk you through which toothbrush your child should use as they grow up and how much toothpaste to use! […]
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