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Once you see that first tooth, it’s time to start brushing
You can do damage to fillings, crowns and even your teeth themselves
Despite unfounded theories, fluoride has the power to make your teeth stronger
Studies show they do a better job than manual brushes at removing plaque and debris
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This tool is an add-on to your regular brushing and flossing habits, not a replacement for them
Brushing for two minutes, twice a day is your baseline for dental health
No, oil pulling and vitamin D won’t fill or fix a cavity
Too many high-sugar and acid-laden sodas create a perfect place for tooth-eroding bacteria
It’s all about choosing the right toothbrush and hitting a 45-degree angle
Cavities, grinding or even a sinus infection could be behind your tooth pain
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