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Peppermint oil is one of the most versatile essential oils you will find. Its wide range of healing abilities makes it a favorite. Tons of research has shown and continues to show its great benefits. Peppermint oil is a versatile oil that can help with various problems. Its main component, called menthol, has been found to be useful for:

• Digestion
• Fighting infections
• Reducing inflammation
• Easing tiredness
• Soothing sore muscles
• Clearing congestion
• Dealing with allergies
• Easing headaches
• Freshening breath

Yes, it is perfectly safe to use dental floss every day. Dental professionals often recommend flossing as a way to keep your teeth clean and guard against plaque and tartar buildup. Floss can reach into areas where a toothbrush doesn’t easily fit. Daily flossing is a smart addition to your oral care routine.

If you’re interested in organic health, you might’ve heard people talk about tea tree oil before. This essential oil is great for things like acne and eczema, but did you know it can also help teeth? Here’s what you need to know.

Oil pulling is a process or technique to maintain oral hygiene that detoxifies our oral cavities.   It was created in India by ayurvedic medicine, which is one of the world’s oldest holistic medicines, developed more than 3000 years ago.

There are many benefits from oil pulling, but the most outstanding are:

The idea of someone telling us that we have bad breath is horrifying and humiliating. To ensure your breath is always a pleasant smell to behold, you need to know what causes bad breath to begin with. In so knowing, you can then take the proper precautions and steps to halt bad breath before it can emerge. Here are a few causes of bad breath and how to stop them.

Tooth decay is a serious problem that can have a severe impact on the rest of your life. It's impossible to regrow teeth. Once they have decayed, you can't get another organic set. To avoid having to wear dentures or implants for the rest of your life, your first line of defense should be preventing cavities. Here a few tips on how to prevent cavities in order to avoid tooth decay.

Your oral hygiene routine should include two minutes of brushing twice a day and flossing. Many people don't take the time to floss. Yet,according to the American Dental Association, flossing is one of the key ways to fight gum disease, cavities, and other oral problems. Here's what you need to know in order to floss correctly.

One of the biggest trends in the oral health world is activated charcoal. Some wear by it while others caution its use. Here's everything you need to know about charcoal and whether it's good or bad for your teeth.