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Women face unique challenges with dental health and oral hygiene. Hormonal changes and hormone fluctuation patterns are normal, but fluctuations in estrogen and progesterone...
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Women face unique challenges with dental health and oral hygiene. Hormonal changes and hormone fluctuation patterns are normal, but fluctuations in estrogen and progesterone...
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Sensitive teeth usually improve when you limit acidic and sweet foods, brush gently with a soft-bristled brush and use toothpaste made for sensitive teeth,...
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people asked why they needed to keep brushing and flossing regularly, and whether they still needed to visit the...
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Hardened tartar cannot be removed at home. You can stop plaque from hardening by brushing and flossing, and a professional dental cleaning removes tartar...
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Dental Emergencies and Treatment Options A dental emergency is a situation that needs immediate professional treatment, such as severe pain, dental trauma or a...
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Choose waxed floss for everyday use, and unwaxed or PTFE floss if your teeth are close together, because the right floss depends on how...
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Pack school snacks that protect your child’s teeth: calcium-rich foods, and protein paired with complex carbohydrates for steady energy. It’s back to school time,...
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An electric toothbrush is worth considering if it has a small head, a pressure sensor and a built-in timer, but it does not replace...
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With braces, brush after every meal and clean between your teeth every day, because brackets trap food, bacteria and plaque that can cause cavities...
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Poor oral health can affect the rest of your body, because harmful bacteria from gum disease do not always stay in the mouth, so...
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