For fresher breath in the a.m., practice good oral hygiene, including flossing your teeth and scraping your tongue
When baby teeth get damaged, these procedures can relieve pain and save space for adult teeth
Daily oral hygiene goes a long way to keeping your mouth healthy and your smile bright
Most kids start losing baby teeth around age 6 — but there’s some wiggle room in the timeline
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This oral health practice doesn’t have proven benefits, and it’s not a substitute for brushing and flossing
The soreness could be from the way you sleep, teeth grinding, bite misalignment or other issues
This ancient algae antioxidant is good for your heart, mouth and more
Research points to an association between the health of your gums and cardiovascular disease
Ideally, you want your toddler to be drinking from a ‘big kid cup’ by age 2
Bloody gums after flossing usually signal a buildup of plaque, tartar and bacteria
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