It’s an exciting time when your little one’s first tooth starts to appear. Baby teeth can start popping up at 6 months old, so caring for them as early as possible is essential. Baby Teeth. American Dental Association. Some baby toothbrushes resemble adult toothbrushes, while others double as a teether or fit on the finger for easy use. […]
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Tori Spelling is sharing that her teeth used to be “disgusting.” During the June 4 episode of her podcast misSPELLING, the 51-year-old actress was joined by her best friend and dentist Dr. Kevin Sands as they discussed her decision to get veneers. “I always say I have a fear of the dentist. I let my teeth […]
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We’ve been slacking on that whole brushing for two full minutes thing our childhood dentists taught us. In fact, after talking to a few incisor experts, we’re pretty ashamed to admit that our oral hygiene routines could use a major freshening up. And we’re guessing we’re not alone. Below are the five biggest mistakes people […]
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Since your smile is one of the first things you present to the world, your teeth can hugely impact your self-esteem. Luckily, the dental industry has created various at-home and in-office treatments for a dazzling, pearly white grin. Heck, there are even home remedies for teeth whitening and teeth whitening hacks for those looking for […]
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Candy is not great for your teeth, but it’s not the only thing to be mindful of for better oral health. “It’s not just obvious sugary treats that pose a risk to teeth,” registered dental hygienist Whitney DiFoggio told CBS News. “Some less suspecting culprits can be just as harmful.”The worst offenders you might not realize? Sugary […]
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I used to rinse after brushing my teeth — even going back over them with a wet toothbrush — to remove any remnants of toothpaste left in my mouth. Then I found out from a dentist’s TikTok video that rinsing off excess paste isn’t the most effective method of keeping your chompers in good shape. […]
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While some people have heard of pica – the mental health condition that causes people to want to chew or eat substances of no nutritional value such as paper, clay or dirt – fewer people have heard of a subtype of the condition called pagophagia. Pagophagia is considered less serious than pica, but is recognized as “compulsive […]
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You’re likely aware that brushing and flossing are essential for preventing plaque and tartar buildup, reducing the risk of periodontal (gum) disease. However, what might not be as widely known is the extensive impact of good oral hygiene on your overall health. What happens when you don’t brush your teeth can lead to not only oral issues such […]
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For all the good coffee does, it’s not easy on our teeth. The components in our favorite morning beverage can discolor our pearly whites with every sip. However, not all coffees stain equally. And it turns out that one type of coffee will induce far less teeth discoloration than the rest. Based on how they’re […]
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Smoking, drinking red wine and eating the wrong foods are all things you probably know aren’t the best for your health, but they’re also among the top things that teeth-whitening procedures can address. Still, few people are going to give up coffee or never eat another berry again in the name of a brilliant smile. “People have […]
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