This supposed oral health practice doesn’t have proven benefits, and it’s not a substitute for brushing and flossing
Done correctly, daily flossing can help keep your teeth and gums healthy
Bloody gums after flossing usually signal a buildup of plaque, tartar and bacteria
At-home products like whitening toothpaste, rinses and strips can bring bright results
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Soft foods like mashed potatoes, applesauce and, yes, ice cream won’t disturb your incision
From baking soda to lemon juice, you probably have several home remedies in your fridge that can help with this fungal infection
Keep the nail file out of your mouth and leave any tooth shaving up to your dentist
Benefits typically include bi-annual screenings and lower payments on procedures like fillings and crowns
Dental care is not only safe during pregnancy, but it’s also highly recommended
Studies show they do a better job than manual brushes at removing plaque and debris
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