Flossing between your teeth is a vital, although commonly forgotten, step in everyone’s daily oral health routine. Experiencing toothaches, particularly in the gums between your teeth, is a common complaint that dentists hear on a regular basis. While most of the time...
Have you looked in the mirror while flossing or brushing to notice that the tips of your teeth are vaguely transparent? Given how normal teeth are opaque and we are unable to be see through them, it’s rational to be alarmed by noticing transparent teeth. While this a...
Dental professionals recommend that you floss daily, meaning once or twice a day. The American Dental Association (ADA) suggests that the best time to floss is when it comfortably fits into your schedule. Some people prefer to floss in the morning so that they can...
Your tongue harbors an estimated 50% of the total bacteria in your mouth, which is why it’s vitally important to clean your tongue during your daily oral health strategy. In addition to flossing and brushing your teeth, the cleanliness of your tongue shouldn’t be...
Unexpected oral pain when you’re consuming hot or cold food or beverages, brushing or flossing your teeth, or even just breathing, are all uncomfortable signs of sensitive teeth. Pain from tooth sensitivity can come and go, it also usually effects one area of the...
Often referred to as “nature’s cavity fighter”, fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral found in water, soil, rocks, plants, foods, and the air. With 75% of an average person’s daily fluoride intake coming from meals and beverages with added fluoride, this strong...
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