The Surprising link Between Oral Hygiene and Heart Health: How Flossing Could Save Your life Good oral hygiene isn’t just about a bright smile—it could be the key to protecting your heart and brain. A groundbreaking study led by researchers at the University of South Carolina has uncovered a compelling connection between oral care … Read more
Flossing Your Teeth Weekly Could Lower Stroke and Heart Rhythm Risks, Study Finds A groundbreaking study has revealed that flossing your teeth at least once a week may considerably reduce the risk of strokes caused by blood clots and irregular heart rhythms. Conducted by the Faculty of Medicine in South carolina, this research is set … Read more
Doctor Stefano Scavia, dentistresearcher, yes teaching all’Bicocca State University of Milan, explains what to do from an early age to avoid problems during growth that should not be underestimated. Watch out for baby teeth and sugary drinks… “Please, brush your teeth before going to bed.” Raise your hand if you don’t remember a similar phrase … Read more
Red and swollen: Teeth that are just coming through put a lot of strain on the gums. And these are often particularly sensitive in children anyway. A child’s toothbrush in particular should therefore not have sharp edges or pointed bristles that could cause additional irritation or injury. The good news: The majority of children’s toothbrushes … Read more
March 20 is World Oral Health Day. Diana Giršiūtė, an oral hygienist who develops innovative products for oral care and health in the Alytus region, notices that people still pay too little attention to oral health and care, so she sees the meaning in educating the public and conducting training in her activities. In cooperation … Read more
If you intend to eat gum, or as it is called “gum”, you must choose types that are completely free of sugar, as well as preservatives. This is what was advised by a report published on the librate website, which explained that chewing gum that does not contain sugars or preservatives It has many benefits … Read more
Marwa Mahmoud Elias wrote Saturday, December 23, 2023 08:00 AM If you intend to eat gum, or as it is called “gum”, you must choose types that are completely free of sugar, as well as preservatives. This is what was advised by a report published on the librate website, which explained that chewing gum that … Read more
Wu Hanmeng pointed out that babies are in the period of oral desire from birth to 1.5 years old. They like to put fingers, pacifiers, toys and other visible objects into their mouths. If they are not properly cleaned, the mouth will be contaminated with germs; the picture shows the situation photo. (picture taken from … Read more
There is a 99% chance that you will have fecal matter on your toothbrush. The aerosols from your toilet get into the air and get everywhere, including your brush. Don’t leave your toothbrush in the bathroom Brushing your teeth twice a day, for two minutes, helps maintain healthy teeth and gums, and avoid plaque buildup. … Read more
Cavities are one of the most common causes of toothache. Caries is also known as caries, i.e. damage to the outer layer of the hard outer teeth (enamel), so that cavities form. Damage to tooth enamel is caused by bacteria in the mouth that produce acid and are capable of destroying the enamel. Tooth decay … Read more