Energy drinks can contribute to tooth decay and other dental problems, according to a study in the US. Researchers at the Southern Illinois University found that the acidity of common energy drinks can erode tooth enamel, the outer covering of teeth. Damage to teeth caused by energy drinks was evident […]
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The American Dental Association recommends brushing your teeth twice daily for 2 minutes using a toothbrush with soft bristles to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. Either a manual or electric toothbrush will do, according to the ADA, and there are pros and cons to both. But if you’re going to […]
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A water flosser is an especially practical investment for anyone “Dental floss, picks and tape are all designed to scrape between the teeth, removing any debris. However, they can be hard to use – particularly if you have had crowns or braces fitted, or if you have sensitive gums […]
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Fluoride helps fight “acid attacks” like the sugars you eat or drink, and some make acids that cause cavities. Who Can Benefit From Fluoride? Infants and children whose teeth are still developing When children eat food or drink beverages that contain fluoride, it is carried to teeth developing beneath the gums. […]
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For many children, going to the dentist is a scary experience, especially if it’s their first dentist trip. It’s intimidating not knowing what the dentist is going to do or say. While a first dentist trip can be stressful for young children and their parents, it shouldn’t be avoided. In […]
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