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The type of products that you buy can make climate change worse. That’s because some materials can take years to degrade in landfills. When they do degrade, they release harmful toxins into the soil and into the air. The problem with growing landfills is that more space is needed for humans to put their trash. That means more habitat destruction, fewer trees to soak up carbon dioxide, and more threats to local wildlife. Here are a few materials that have the longest biodegradation time.

At Lucky Teeth, we take the preservation of your teeth and the environment seriously. We believe that taking care of your teeth shouldn't come at the expense of the environment. Instead, practices can be made that promote the healing of your teeth and the planet. Here are a few eco-friendly ways to keep your mouth healthy.

Many consumers make the mistake of believing that if they see the triangle on a piece of plastic, it can be recycled. This isn't always the case. The number within the triangle is the real indicator as to if the plastic can be recycled or not. Here's a guide on understanding plastics and how you can tell if it can be recycled.

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.

Those who are eco-minded have to take two main factors into consideration. Which floss is the most effective at cleaning their teeth and which is the most eco-friendly? Zero waste is an important lifestyle for many people. It helps protect the environment and reduces the amount of plastic choking landfills and oceans. When you're looking for an eco-friendly floss, there are three main types to consider: Bamboo, silk, and Corn PLA fiber. Here's a brief comparison of all three, so you can find the best natural floss for yourself. 

In the world of dental care, size does matter. People frequently use the wrong kind of toothbrush size as well as the incorrect amount of toothpaste. Advertising is typically to blame for this. Before you buy your next toothbrush, make sure that you're getting the one that fits your mouth the best. Here are a few tips to consider.

1. Bigger Toothbrush Doesn't Mean Cleans Better

Some people may believe that if they purchase a large toothbrush, then they'll clean their teeth twice as fast. This isn't necessarily true. While you may be able to cover a wider surface area, the awkward fit may mean that you miss out on cleaning harder to reach areas.

A large toothbrush is difficult to use. It can't sweep into the gaps between your teeth as easily as a smaller toothbrush can. When it comes to cleaning your teeth, you should instead find a length of brush that simply fits your mouth the most comfortably.

When it comes to cleaning your gums, then a larger toothbrush may be acceptable. Gums take up a lot of surface area. They also don't have any gaps that require careful angling with your compostable bamboo toothbrush. Using a wider-head toothbrush is acceptable for brushing your gums.

Comparison Between Compostable Plastic Products and Bamboo Products

In a world where traditional plastic is building up and clogging oceans, impacting wildlife, and adding to greenhouse gases, a need has arisen for a different approach. In response, compostable plastic products were created. What are these plastics and how do they differ from traditional plastic? How do they compare to bamboo products? This article will discuss these topics.