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Why do kids become so resistant to brushing their teeth? That’s a difficult question to answer, and while every child is different, it could be related to the fact they don’t seem to get any enjoyment out of it, it is viewed as a chore, or they don’t see the benefits of doing something like that for themselves. Here are four steps you might consider taking to encourage your child to brush mo…Read More
For those who have crooked teeth or some other issues that make it difficult to floss, here are three ways you can improve this habit over time. Choose the right type of floss. A waxed floss may be more practical for somebody with crooked teeth. Some of those teeth can be wedged together, making it extremely difficult to maneuver floss between them. However, if your dentist can do it, so can you. …Read More
Brushing your teeth is incredibly important, but technique and the type of toothbrush you use can have a big influence on whether or not it’s doing the right type of job for your teeth. The best type of toothbrush to use is either a soft or medium bristled one. A lot of people immediately pick up a hard bristle toothbrush because they assume it’s going to clean their teeth much more effectivel…Read More
Maybe you’ve heard about water pics for oral health for quite some time. These devices were incredibly popular during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, and while they are still around and a lot of people do use them, they aren’t going to offer the kind of benefit you might hope for. Why people use water pics. One of most common reason a person uses a water pick is to try and clean food and other pa…Read More
You went to your dentist for the first time in several years and even though you were worried about what she might find, you didn’t expect that she would recommend a root canal. A root canal is a serious bit of work, and is considered oral surgery. This is a process by which the dentist will cut down and essentially disable the nerve endings in the tooth. Usually when that cavity is so severe or…Read More
Heading to the dentist for a regular visit can cause anxiety and stress for many people. Even if you take care of your teeth properly, brushing and flossing at least twice a day and rinsing with mouthwash when you do, that doesn’t mean you’re completely in the clear with regard to potential oral health problems. Your dentist could find a cavity, a crack in the tooth, gum disease, or other issu…Read More
The body is an incredible system. Just about every single component of the human body can affect other areas of health and well-being. When you are focused on maintaining proper oral health, it has a direct and positive influence on your overall health. There are number of ways this happens. One of the most significant is that when people don’t brush and floss on a regular basis, they are not ge…Read More
You may have a tendency to hide your smile because of the poor condition of your teeth. Maybe you brush regularly, floss every once in a while, and rinse with mouthwash every night, but that might not be enough to help avoid stained teeth. You also may have some bad habits that could be staining your teeth, causing you to feel self-conscious about them when you smile. If you drink a lot of coffee …Read More
If you’re concerned about your breath, it could be directly linked to your oral care. If you don’t brush your teeth, floss, and rinse with mouthwash at least twice a day, morning and night, it can lead to halitosis, more commonly referred to as bad breath. That can have a direct impact on the rest your life, including your self-confidence and willingness to be close to other people. Even if yo…Read More
It’s easy to ignore pain when it isn’t overwhelming. Most people have a tendency to define pain in different ways. Some people would rate an incredible amount of pain in their legs, for example, at 6 on a scale of 1 to 10 or somebody else may report it as a 10. When you have pain in your teeth or under your gums, it can certainly be annoying, but it’s not likely to interfere with many of the…Read More
