Tag: white healthy teeth
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The Hidden Dental Dangers of LockdownBrunno Tozzo
The coronavirus pandemic has changed our lives immeasurably. With stay-at-home orders in place for much of the past year, we’ve been confined to our homes, only able to go out for daily exercise, essential shopping, and work for some. During the first national lockdown in March 2020, many of us adopted healthy new habits by…
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How to Deal With a Chipped Tooth Emergency
How Does a Chipped Tooth Happen? The enamel covering your teeth is supposed to be the most mineralized and hardest tissue in the body. However, its strength also has limits. Myriad things can damage it such as receiving a blow to the face, falling, biting down hard, or hitting something hard on the mouth. Chances…
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6 Ways to Keep Your Teeth Strong and Mouth Clean With A Face Mask
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A Complete Guide to Oral Hygiene
Taking care of your teeth and gums may feel like a simple endeavor for a lot of people. You might think that as long as you brush your teeth twice a day, that’s everything covered. However, good oral hygiene is so much more than that. You may need to amend your oral cleaning routine depending…
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Taking Care Of Your Your Teeth Through The Ages
No matter your age, brushing, flossing, and regular dental check-ups work to safeguard your teeth. The same applies to a healthy diet, drinking plenty of water, and exercising to help keep your body – and that includes your mouth – healthy. Mind Your Mouth Healthy teeth are free of cavities and disease, and healthy gums…