Remember these rules of two for a healthy smile: Brush for 2 minutes at least 2x/day Divide your brushing time evenly between the 2 upper and 2 lower sides of your mouth Floss 2x/day, preferably after you brush Replace your toothbrush every 2-3 months or sooner if the bristles become …
In the last year, here’s what a few of our patients said: “What an EXCELLENT job Colleen did on cleaning my teeth. After many years of neglect, she was able to get them sparkling. Plus, she was able to do this without one iota of pain.” “Colleen polished the teeth …
To keep your mouth and your teeth healthy: Brush your teeth after every time you eat If you can’t brush, finish your meal with an apple or a carrot (the crunchiness helps clean your teeth) and rinse your mouth with water At least once per day, floss every tooth you …
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Choosing a mouthwash to treat bad breath after eating an “everything” bagel is very different from selecting an oral rinse that will combat gingivitis. There is also a difference between products intended for adults and child-friendly options. Before you pick an oral rinse or mouthwash, talk with your dentist about …
When picking a toothbrush, consider the following elements: ADA Seal of Acceptance Look for vendors who meet the American Dental Association’s standards for composition, effectiveness, packaging, and safety and have paid for the ADA seal Bristles – Choose bristles that are soft or medium-soft – Pick angled bristles for easier …
Follow these seven steps to pick a mechanical toothbrush that will help you keep your mouth healthy and your smile bright for years to come. 1. Determine whether you want an electric toothbrush or a battery-powered model. The availability of an electric outlet near your sink, environmental concerns, the cost …
