I’m frequently asked about this question and scientifically, there aren’t a lot of studies that address it directly. Based on existing evidence, flossing first isn’t necessarily better for oral health than the other way around. Although dentists have their own opinions on this matter. The America Dental Association recommends flossing first and the reason…
Continue reading…Healthy Diet Healthy Teeth!
What and how often we eat can affect our teeth. Bacteria in the mouth and on the teeth, use the sugar in foods and drinks to make acid that attack the teeth. Each time we eat or drink, that acid can attack the teeth for 20 minutes or longer. Over time tooth decay can…
Continue reading…Gum Diseases
Gum disease can be preventable, and even reversible in the early stages, by regularly brushing teeth, flossing and having routine dental check ups. Here are some of the warning signs of gum disease: • Red or swollen gums• Tender or bleeding gums• Bad breath that won’t go away• Sensitive teeth• Gums that are pulling away…
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