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Teeth Bonding: How To Care For Bonded Teeth

Many people have dental problems such as tooth discoloration or a chipped or cracked tooth. Such issues can cause you to be overly self-conscious, embarrassed and even pain when chewing. However, there is a procedure known as tooth bonding that can restore your teeth so that you can regain your bite and self-confidence.
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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 beneficial for keeping your teeth clean.

What Is Dental Tape?

Most people are familiar with dental floss, a thin string used to clean between teeth and under the gums. Dental tape, a flat ribbon of floss, has the same purpose. Because of its shape, some people call it ribbon tape. Dental tape slides between the teeth and fits under the gums to clear away plaque, food debris and other foreign material.

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The 5 Types of Teeth

Did you know that the 32 different teeth in your mouth come in all shapes and sizes? The various tooth types help you to properly eat food, but it’s important to remember that each one has its own maintenance needs. Keep reading to learn all about the different types of teeth and see how you should clean them.

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How to Pack a Mouth-Healthy Lunch for Work

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 or your mouth health much good. Why not swap out some of the more harmful ingredients of your lunch for some nutritious and tasty replacements that care for your body and your mouth?

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Pros and Cons of BioRepair Toothpaste

BioRepair toothpaste uses a formula that aims to remineralize and restore the health of your teeth. It contains hydroxyapatite which is similar to enamel. When the toothpaste is scrubbed against your teeth, the hydroxyapatite clings to them. Because it's similar to enamel and dentin, it can protect the surface of your teeth from damage.

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Natural Home Remedies For Receding Gums

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 recession can be prevented.

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What Is Bentonite Clay? Top 3 Benefits of Bentonite Clay For Teeth

What Is Bentonite Clay? Top 3 Benefits of Bentonite Clay For Teeth

If you're serious about your oral health, then you've likely heard about bentonite clay. Made from volcanic ash that has come into contact with seawater, bentonite clay has been shown to have absorbing qualities. That makes it a great choice in taking care of your teeth. Here's what you need to know about bentonite clay and its benefits.

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Is Charcoal Good or Bad For Teeth? Pros and Cons Of Charcoal

Is Charcoal Good or Bad For Teeth? Pros and Cons Of Charcoal

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.

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Can You Use Mouthwash as Toothpaste?

Can You Use Mouthwash as Toothpaste?

A typical oral health routine contains three elements: Brushing, tossing, and using a mouthwash. For some people, there isn't enough time in the day to devote to all three. Some individuals might wonder if it's possible to do away with brushing entirely and just use mouthwash. Is that a wise solution and can your oral health be impacted negatively? Here's everything you need to know about using mouthwash as a toothpaste.
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Reasons to Use Gluten Free Mouthwash

Reasons to Use Gluten Free Mouthwash

Recently, there has been massive popularity in avoiding certain foods that contain gluten. This is because many people unknowingly suffer from a gluten allergy. Wheat today is not the same t was many years ago, it is being massively sprayed with pesticides and chemicals that are retained in the grain and consumed by all of us.

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It Is Possible to Whiten Yellow Teeth Naturally

If you were born with yellow teeth, then you may be desperate to try and find ways to whiten your teeth. First, it's important to note that yellow teeth are natural for a lot of people. No one is born with white teeth because white isn't a natural color for teeth. Instead, people are born with teeth that come in shades of grey, red, yellow, and brown. White teeth are popularized by celebrities. However, if your teeth aren't naturally yellow or you're worried that your yellow teeth are making you look older, then there are ways that you can transform your yellow teeth into a brilliantly white smile. Here's how. 

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Myths About Whitening Teeth At Home

Myths About Whitening Teeth At Home

One oral care routine that has rapidly seen popularity is teeth whitening. Everyone wants to have the brilliantly white smile that celebrities often adorn. White teeth are typically associated with excellent health. Yet some teeth whitening practices may not actually work. At worst, they may actually damage your teeth. Here are some common myths about whitening your teeth at your home. 
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