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Watch Out For Foods That Damage Your Teeth

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Watch out for foods that damage your teeth. Dental health professionals agree on the importance of regular brushing, flossing, and dentist visits for the maintenance of optimal oral health. However, the success of this can also depend on the kind of foods one eats in the first place. There are many foods to watch out […]

3 Easy Tips For A Brighter Smile

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Achieving a more attractive brighter smile doesn’t have to be rocket science. While new technologies have made teeth whitening easier, simple lifestyle changes still go a long way toward the goal of a brighter smile. It’s important to bear in mind that most teeth are not completely white, but actually run a gamut of naturally […]

How To Water Floss Braces

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Traditional string flossing of braces is extremely difficult. Maneuvering around the wires and brackets is time-consuming and often results in the string floss becoming stuck and shredded, which means you’ll need more fresh string floss. However, flossing with an oral irrigator or water flosser is much more effective, efficient, and comfortable. A forceful stream of […]

What Are Water Flossers And Their Benefits?

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What are water flossers and their benefits? A water flosser, also known as an oral irrigator, is an oral health device designed for in-home dental care. While there are many types, most feature a reservoir to hold water, an electric motor, a pump, and a special nozzle. The motor and pump force a stream of […]

What Are Periodontal Pockets?

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Millions of people around the world suffer from gum disease, the number one cause of adult tooth loss. Periodontal pockets could cause your teeth problems. What are periodontal pockets? Let’s find out how to take care of them. What Are Periodontal Pockets? In a healthy mouth, gums should wrap relatively tightly around the teeth. Even […]

Oral Health Directly Affects Overall Health

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Everyone knows that dentists everywhere recommend daily toothbrushing and flossing. For years the ADA has urged doing so at least twice a day for optimal oral hygiene. In fact, oral health directly affects overall health.  When You Don’t Floss Flossing is essential to the health of teeth and gums. It allows you to remove food […]