Should you floss before or after brushing?
Flossing and brushing your teeth well are vital parts of a good oral hygiene routine. Whichever you do first may not …
Dental Hygiene
Because of the mouth-body connection, your dental hygiene impacts every other system in the body, including the lungs, brain, and heart. The name of the game is prevention, and that starts with dental hygiene.
What’s the Best Toothpaste for Someone With Diabetes?
If you have gum disease as a diabetic, your blood sugar levels are harder to control. Conversely, having diabetes makes …
Painful Reaction After Using Crest Pro Health Mouthwash
I've been using Crest Pro Health for several months now, and each time I use it I notice that the skin on the inside of …
Brushing and Flossing Prevent Heart Disease: New Study
Neglecting to brush and floss allow harmful bacteria in the mouth to travel through the blood stream and potentially …
Are Red Spots On My Baby’s Gums Normal?
Most parents don't notice these little red spots on the gums when kids lose their baby teeth. Here's what they mean.
Do I Need To Brush My Dog’s Teeth?
Dogs get plaque and tartar just like we do. Here's how brushing your dog's teeth can improve his or her health and …
Is Your Toothbrush Making You Sick?
They say to wash your hands when you're sick, but how about your toothbrush? Prevent reinfecting yourself with this …
Can Rinsing With Mouthwash Replace Brushing?
Are you rinsing with mouthwash when you don't have time to brush? Find out why this habit is hurting your health and …
Fluorosis in Children
Fluorosis: What It Is and How to Prevent It Any amount of fluoride can cause fluorosis. Fluorosis is a condition …
Electric vs. Regular: Which Toothbrush Is Better?
Many people are interested in and asking about electric toothbrushes. I do recommend them, but with the following …