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How do braces actually work?
Americans pay up to usd7,500 for braces per person, but it’s worth it.And not just for that perfect, Instagrammable smile. You see, misaligned teeth are tricky to clean, increasing your risk of tooth decay, gum disease, or even tooth loss. That’s where braces can help straighten out the problem. ...Read more -
The importance of children’s diet for oral protection
What is important recommendations and guidelines for children and caretakers, as it relates to their oral health. Some of the things that you will well know already are the impacts that your dietary choices will have on your child’s health, as well as how to maintain their hygiene. One of the mo...Read more -
Why do wisdom teeth suck?
Each year five million Americans get their wisdom teeth removed which cots about three billion dollars in total medical costs, but for many it’s worth. It since leaving them in can cause serious problems like gum infection tooth decay and even tumors, but wisdom teeth weren’t always the unwelcome...Read more -
Tips For Whitening Teeth
Some people are born with yellow teeth, or wear out the enamel on the teeth as they age, and acidic foods can corrode the teeth, leaving the enamel lost to turn them yellow. Smoking, tea or coffee will also accelerate the yellowing of your teeth. The following introduces several method...Read more -
Six causes of gum bleeding
If you often bleed while brushing your teeth, take it seriously. The Reader’s Digest magazine website summarizes six reasons for bleeding gums. 1. Gum. When plaque accumulates on the teeth, the gums become inflamed. Because it has no symptoms such as pain, it is easily ignored. If left unt...Read more -
Why World Oral Health Day is set for March 20th?
World Oral Health Day was first established in 2007, Initial date for the birth of Dr Charles Gordon is September 12, Later, when the campaign was fully launched in 2013, Another day is chosen to avoid the FDI World Dental Congress crash in September. Eventually changed to March 20, There are th...Read more -
Spring oral health care and protection tips
In spring, but the changeable climate is easy to cause a variety of oral diseases, and oral health problems are related to the whole body health. Spring because of liver qi, it is very easy to cause oral fire accidents, causing bad breath, to the normal life and work to produce a lot of trouble, ...Read more -
It’s important to Take Care of Baby Teeth
Most baby will get their first teeth around 6 months, though tiny teeth can emerge as early as 3 months. As you know that cavities can develop as soon as your baby has teeth. Since baby teeth will eventually fall out, it might not seem all that important to take good care of them. But as it...Read more -
Why the water pick does not replace flossing?
Water pick does not replace the flossing.The reason is .. Imagine you don’t clean a toilet for a long time, the toilet got rim of pink or orange slimy stuff around edges, no matter how many times you flush your toilet, that pink or orange slimy stuff will not going to come off. The only way to ge...Read more -
The standard of dental health
1. Brushing is whether the bristles stick with blood, whether there is blood on the food when chewing food, can determine whether there is gingivitis. 2. Look in the mirror to see the health of the gums. If there are red and swollen gums and bleeding, you can judge whether there is gingivitis. ...Read more -
Choose Floss or Floss pick?
A floss pick is a small plastic tool that has a piece of floss attached to the curved end. The Floss is the traditional, there are plenty of varieties of it. There’s waxed and unwaxed floss as well, also they have the different flavored types on the market now. China Oral Perfect Tooth Cleaner D...Read more -
Why you can not brush your teeth too hard?
You can definitely brush your teeth too hard, in fact you can cause damage to both your gums and your enamel by either brushing too hard or too long or even using the type of brush with hard bristle. The stuff that you’re trying to remove off your teeth is called plaque and it’s very soft and su...Read more