Taking care of your teeth is important for your overall well-being. Many common dental problems can be prevented by brushing and flossing every day, as well as annual visits to the dentist. One of the most crucial parts of dental hygiene is gum care. The importance of healthy gums cannot be understated when discussing oral […]
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Tobacco smoking dates all the way back to 5000 BC, used in the Americas during Shamanistic rituals. It wasn’t until the arrival of the European in the 16th century that the growth, use, and trading of tobacco become popular. Following the reconstruction era of the United States, the cultivation of tobacco was at a high […]
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Smiling is one of the beautiful things that make us human, and science shows that it’s actually good for you. Research has shown that smiling “spurs a chemical reaction in the brain, releasing certain hormones including dopamine and serotonin.”1 And what’s the best way to inspire confidence in your smile? By rocking a set of […]
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There are few things on television or movies that are more unrealistic than when a couple wakes up in bed and proceeds to make out as if they were in 8th grade. Has the director never heard of morning dragon breath? It’s something embarrassing we all deal with. And, realistically, after 8 hours of bacteria percolating […]
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There are a lot of things people will do for a beautiful, healthy smile. It makes sense; your smile is one of the first things people notice, and it can make or break a first impression. Having a consistent oral hygiene routine is a great way of achieving a whiter smile, but you may ask […]
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Every adult is well aware of the needs for good dental hygiene and toothcare, and it makes sense as to why. Aesthetically, they’re often one of the first things others notice, and practically, well – there’s nothing more frustrating than chronic tooth aches and issues. People often need a complete oral care solution in order […]
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Oral diseases—those relating to the teeth, gums, or tongue—have a certain distasteful quality to them (pun not intended). Perhaps it’s due to the intimate nature of mouths. Mouths are used to show affection, present our moods, and communicate with one another. When bad breath, swollen gums, or dental decay mix into the equation, the result […]
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Most people have likely experienced tooth pain at some point in their lives. Unfortunately, for some, toothaches and tooth sensitivity can be a common occurrence—not a problem that arises every now and then (looking at you, cavities). The issue is that common causes of teeth sensitivity can mirror those that arise from graver problems like […]
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A common symptom of getting braces is swollen or irritated gums in the weeks that immediately follow installation, or in the days that follow a dentist or orthodontist appointment for adjustments. However, if swelling or bleeding begins to come on arbitrarily, it could be a sign of periodontal disease that may require attention from a […]
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Did you know that as toothbrush bristles wear down, they become less effective? Independent studies that assessed plaque after brushing have confirmed that after 3 months of use twice daily, toothbrushes removed less plaque, especially where adjacent teeth contact each other. It’s a good thing your ToothShower helps reach those hard to brush spaces between […]
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Most people are familiar with biofilm, even if they haven’t heard that term for it. Biofilm is another word for plaque buildup. When plaque forms over the teeth, it eventually becomes a film of bacteria that sticks to the surface of the teeth. It’s not visible to the naked eye, and good brushing habits alone […]
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