Did you know that teeth grinding (bruxism) affects adults more commonly than children? Over time, it can wear down the biting surfaces of teeth, making them more susceptible to decay. Everybody handles excess stress differently. Some people develop an ulcer, some people develop high blood pressure, and some people grind or clench their teeth. Stress,
Foods that are firm or crisp help clean teeth as they’re eaten. Apart from apples (otherwise known as nature’s toothbrush!) other choices include raw carrots, and celery. For best results, make they are the final food you eat in your meal if you know you won’t be able to brush your teeth right after
Your toothbrush is essential for good oral hygiene, so here are our tips for keeping it at its best: 1. Always rinse your toothbrush with water after brushing 2. Store your toothbrush in an upright position 3. Allow it to air dry until using it again 4. Don’t cover toothbrushes or store them in closed
Every February, the American Dental Association (ADA) sponsors National Children’s Dental Health Month to raise awareness about the importance of oral health. This year’s slogan is “Get a Gold Medal Smile,” It is important to develop good habits at an early age as well as schedule regular dental visits to help children get jump start
Remember a little while back we posted a study that coffee and caffeine are good for you health? Pass the JAVA!! Turns out, caffeine is fine for us, but it’s the kind of caffeine we drink that makes a difference. Are you feeling energetic and bubbly, but kinda bummed out too? It could be because
Time and technology march on and we continually stand at the edge of new extensions of human abilities. I see a lot of possibilities from the ability of an iPhone to accurately differentiate different smells. Imagine a world where your own phone could detect the smell of fresh bread, Carbon Monoxide, or even bad breath.
1. Spend at least 2 to 3 minutes while brushing, remember that brushing for a short time doesn’t get all the germs! 2. Buy a new toothbrush every 3 months (or after you get over a cold! Don’t keep brushing with all those germs!) —and also remember to get toothbrushes with soft bristles. 3. Use
