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One way to ensure that you feel better is to take care of your mouth. This regimen includes brushing, flossing, and using mouthwash. When you are more responsible with every part of your mouth, including your tongue, you can reduce… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘Oral Hygiene’
Taking a Closer Look at Oral Hygiene
Practicing good oral hygiene is one of the most important ways to keep yourself healthy. If you’re not sure what to do, how to get your kids into good dental health habits, or anxious about an upcoming procedure due to… Read More
Tips for Improving Dental and Oral Hygiene Every Night
When you wake up in the morning, what’s the first thing you do? Go into the bathroom and start your morning routine. While it’s important to brush, floss, and use mouthwash every morning, that doesn’t mean you can skip it… Read More
How to Cut Down on a Sugar Addiction
It’s a pretty well understood that sugar isn’t teeth’s greatest friend. Sugar-related dental problems remain one of the most widespread causes of poor oral health. Reducing the amount of sugar that’s in your diet will go a long way towards improving… Read More
SIGNS YOU MAY BE BRUSHING TOO HARD
When it comes to healthy brushing, you might be surprised to learn that there can be too much of a good thing. Brushing too hard or too vigorously can harm your enamel or gums and become a problem. Most people… Read More
Your Bad Breath Could be Halitosis
Sometimes bad breath is just a result of something you ate like garlic or onions. But if you have chronic bad breath, it could be the result of halitosis. Millions of people suffer from halitosis in the United States but… Read More
Choosing Your Dental Hygiene Routine
Choosing your dental hygiene routine can be difficult if you do not know where to start. You have been told all of your life to brush twice a day, but is that all you need to do to maintain a… Read More
Cavities: Signs, Causes, and Prevention
Cavities are actually holes or structural damage to the two outer layers of a tooth. These layers are called enamel and dentin. Both of these layers of your teeth help protect the soft living tissue underneath called the pulp. As… Read More
Gingivitis: How It Happens and How to Avoid It
Puffy, red, and irritated gums are the last thing you want to detract from an otherwise great smile. Maintaining good oral hygiene is not only important to keep your pearly whites white, but also for gum health and preventing gingivitis…. Read More
Learn About Your Teeth for Better Oral Hygiene
The more you know about your teeth, the better you’ll be able to take care of them and keep them nice and healthy. Your oral hygiene is important because it ensures that you have fresh breath, strong teeth, and good… Read More