Brush Or Floss – That is the Question
The quick and short answer is that you should do both, every day, twice a day. Good dental hygiene consists of both brushing and flossing. Ignoring one in order to focus only on the other is not beneficial to your overall oral health.Oh, but that is so time and...
13 Essential Minerals and Vitamins For Teeth
Table of Contents Vitamin DVitamin EVitamin AVitamin KB VitaminsVitamin CCalciumPhosphorusIronZincMagnesiumFluorideIodineBest Sources of Vitamins for Teeth: Foods or Supplements? Your toothbrush and floss aren’t the only weapons needed to protect your teeth – certain...Canker Sore VS Herpes – What is the Difference?
Widely referred to as mouth sores, canker sores and herpes (cold sores) are not the same. Even though they do have some similarities in composition and look, they are not quite the same.A lot of people refer to herpes lesions as “canker sores”. Even those with...What is Plaque Made Of?
Table of Contents Interesting Facts About PlaqueWhat Causes Plaque?What Happens If Left Untreated?Role Of Brushing And Flossing Plaque is a pale yellow or colorless sticky film that constantly forms or accumulates on your teeth. When food, liquids, and saliva combine,...How Smoking Affects Oral Health
Unless you have missed the memo, smoking is bad for your body and overall health. This makes no exception to dental health as well.There is a good reason behind the ever-growing anti-tobacco movement. There are numerous anti-smoking ads, signs, and pamphlets being...About Us
We try to make dentistry fun. Not while you are on the dental chair, holding onto dear life, but when you are on your chair at home, or at work.
Most people try to avoid dentists and hygienists as much as possible. Even though dental health is important, it does not have to be painful and costly.
Hopefully this blog can help you learn about dental hygiene, help you find reasonably priced methods and products to maintain your dental health, and help you learn a thing or two.
