Posted on: 24 March 2016
The first step to taking good care of your teeth is to have the perfect toothbrush. A good toothbrush will be easier to use which will make brushing more pleasant and will encourage you to do it more often. Plus, it will do a better job of getting your teeth nice and clean. If you consider these three things when shopping for a toothbrush, you can ensure that you choose the right one for your needs.
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Posted on: 24 March 2016
Are you hiding your beautiful smile because of coffee stains? Coffee stains on the teeth are the worst and can be among the hardest stains to remove from your tooth's enamel. Luckily, there are several home ingredients that you can use to slowly start the process of whiter and brighter teeth. Below is a list of the most common and effective ingredients to use.
Table Salt
One of the easiest and best common home ingredients you can use on your teeth is salt.
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Posted on: 9 February 2016
It is normal to have mild bleeding and pain after you get crowns. Your gums will be swollen and inflamed, leading to even more pain. If you find this pain to be unbearable, but don't like to take over-the-counter medications, there is hope. There are several homemade remedies for dental pain that you can use that are both effective and safe. Don't suffer through the pain alone. Below is a list of simple tricks that you can use to stop the pain and, chances are, the ingredient are already lurking in your kitchen.
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Posted on: 9 February 2016
For many years, dentists and physicians alike have warned their patients against excessive sugar consumption. Sugary sips and nibbles add up to elevated risks of obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. Once sugar makes contact with your teeth, the bacteria found in plaque are activated to release damaging acids that attack the enamel and cause cavities. Understanding how to identify different sugars can help you to make wiser choices in your quest to cut back on your family's sugar intake.
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