6 Tips To Take Care Of Your Teeth While Traveling
Did you know that oral health is just as important on the go? Traveling sometimes allows people to fall into bad habits. That is why we have these seven tips...
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Dental Tape vs Dental Floss
Regular dental hygiene helps keep your teeth and gums healthy. Your oral care routine should include using dental floss or dental tape on a daily basis. Either one could be...
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3 Benefits of Organic Tea Tree Oil For Teeth
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...
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The Life Circle of Baby Teeth
The day a baby’s first tooth pops through is a momentous occasion. More teeth will come over the next few years. After that, the process starts working in reverse —...
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What Happens in Our Mouth Through a Day
You might not pay much attention to what goes on in your mouth throughout the day. Even still, it’s a place of busy activity from morning until night. The more...
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Brushing Your Teeth in The Morning: Should You Brush Your Teeth Before or After Breakfast?
You likely have a morning routine that you follow to the letter. Part of that routine should be brushing your teeth. You may wonder if you should delay brushing your...
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How to Pack a Mouth-Healthy Lunch for Work
If you usually have a sandwich and a bag of chips for your work lunch washed down with a soda, you are not likely to be doing either your general...
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Soft Bristle Toothbrush vs Medium Toothbrush
Many people believe that their biggest decisions when buying a toothbrush involve choosing between manual and electric designs and straight and ergonomic handles and grips. Yet, the cut, length and...
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Traditional Methods of Cleaning Teeth: Do They Really Work?
When tracing human history back over the centuries, many are surprised to learn that ancient peoples didn't brush their teeth. The first record toothbrush was in Babylonian and Egyptian times....
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Homemade Toothpaste vs Organic Toothpaste
Preserving your oral health is important. Once decay starts to set in, it can be extremely difficult to stop it or reverse it. Part of preventing tooth decay and gum...
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Natural Home Remedies For Receding Gums
One of the most common dental problems is gum recession. Sometimes gum recession occurs due to natural wear and tear that goes along with aging. However, in most cases, gum...
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The Look Of Your Brush May Tell How Well You Are Brushing Your Teeth
While you're supposed to replace your toothbrush every three months, you're used toothbrush can start to tell you certain things about your brushing habits. Those habits may indicate whether or...
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Is It Possible To Restore Tooth Enamel?
One of the scariest things your dentist can tell you is that your tooth enamel is damaged. Once your enamel is damaged, you can quickly fall prey to things like...
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Is baking Soda Safe for Teeth?
RDA VALUES FOR BRUSHING YOUR TEETH WITHOUT DAMAGE TO GUMS AND/OR ENAMEL Most toothpaste on the market contains abrasive particles (i.e. particles which are not water-soluble) including aluminum hydroxide, silicates...
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