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Sep
The 7 Biggest Causes of Tooth Sensitivity
Issues with tooth sensitivity affect millions of people across the nation. Some may experience sharp pains in one or two particular teeth, while others may feel a constant discomfort spread throughout their mouth. Tooth sensitivity occurs when the enamel in a tooth is wor...
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Sep
Therapeutic, Natural, and Cosmetic Mouth Rinses
A mouth rinse (also known as a mouthwash or an oral rinse) is more important than you might think. You might have a mouthwash at home - an over-the-counter liquid rinse that you sometimes swish around your mouth, tongue, gums, and teeth – most probably to mask bad b...
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Sep
Dental Health and Your Diet
Your body works hard to convert the foods you eat into energy. You may not think twice about what you are eating - especially when it comes to grabbing an afternoon snack or sipping on a vanilla latte on your commute. But the food you put in your mouth affects more than j...
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Sep
Bad Breath
Having bad breath can be an embarrassing problem - especially if you are regularly face to face with other people. Known professionally as halitosis, bad breath plagues many people every day. Most cases of bad breath can be remedied by efficiently brushing the teeth. Howe...
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Sep
How to Brush Your Teeth
Brushing your teeth is probably a standard part of your daily routine, but chances are you aren't following the American Dental Association’s guidelines for cleaning your teeth properly. The ADA currently recommends that you brush your teeth at minimum of two times...
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Sep
Electric Brush vs. Manual Brushes
Preventative dentistry is about more than just visiting your dentist twice yearly for an exam and thorough cleaning. In fact, the majority of your preventative care is done at-home as a part of your normal hygienic routine. Many residents use manual toothbrushes to remove debri...
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Sep
How to Floss Your Teeth
Flossing is an important part of an oral hygiene routine, but research suggests that fewer than half of Americans do so daily. Flossing is simple and only takes an extra couple of minutes per day. Developing a healthy habit of flossing can prevent tooth decay and gum disease, a...
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