Daily tips to improve dental health 47 Articles

by Denise Calaman

Good oral hygiene not only promotes a healthy, vibrant smile but it eliminates the germs and bacteria that grow in your mouth and cause disease. The American Dental Association(ADA) recommends brushing your teeth at least...read more

by Shenni Bubb

A beautiful smile is an asset! Yet many of us tend to ignore our teeth until decay, gum disease and ulcers appear. What many also fail to realize is that when we ignore our teeth, bad bacteria can form within the mouth whi...read more

by Donna Marie Cox

It is important we take good care of our teeth to help prevent problems from cavities to oral cancer. There are important steps we can take to help maintain good dental health and check ups at the dentist should be taken ...read more

by Christopher Dum

Maintaining a clean bill of health is something that we all strive for. But one of the most important and often neglected areas is that of oral hygiene, or dental health. Failing to care for your mouth can lead to conseq...read more

by Hoppie

Simple Steps for Keeping Your Teeth and Gums Healthy 1. Brush your teeth twice a day Everyday, regardless of whether you eat or don't eat, plaque bacteria is accumulating on your teeth. Brushing regularly helps to d...read more

by Ysabel J. Doran

Keeping your mouth healthy isn't just about keeping your teeth. You already know that a beautiful smile is important socially; but did you also know that good dental health is correlated with a longer life expectancy? It...read more

by Angeline Oppenheimer

If a picture speaks a thousand words, a good clean mouth speaks volumes. Healthy teeth and gums can provide confidence, ensure the enjoyment of food and cut down on hefty dental bills. What's more? Good oral health can...read more

by Jane Allyson

By taking good care of your teeth, and visiting your dentist every six months for a regular check up, will not only ensure that you are keeping your teeth in optimum condition, you could also be benefitting your general he...read more

by Scott Hayden

When I was young my parents made sure I visited the dentist regularly, so there were never any serious problems with my teeth. Every six months I was back in the big chair again, opening my jaws as wide as I could for the ...read more

by C.V.Rajan

If you teeth are in top notch condition, you can have a full mouthed laugh and your joy radiates through your shiny teeth. Developing the right dental care habits right from the childhood is a sure way to keep your dental ...read more

by Nancy Lynam

Visiting our dentists at least once a year is absolutely necessary to maintain good dental health. Most check-ups are about one half hour long. If you haven't been to a dentist for a long period of time, he/she may want t...read more

by Norma Budden

Think about the word "healthy." What comes to mind? Chances are you will think of everything except your teeth and gums. Now that you're thinking about it, what can you do to ensure your teeth and gums remain healthy? T...read more

by James Skye

Brushing our teeth is an intrinsic part of our nighttime routines, something our parents no doubt instilled in us from an early age. It may have irked us as kids, but the value of getting those pearly whites clean is sure...read more

by William Cobbs

There is no one health practice more important than daily and proper care of teeth. Although it is very important to visit your dentist one time per year for the things you can't personally determine about your teeth-...read more

by Usha Krishnan

I come from a family with poor dental habits, and have married into a family of dentists. So, the last 7 years have been a learning experience with regards to dental care. Good dental habits should start at an early age...read more

by Kathy Downey

Healthy teeth require care and frequent cleaning. A sticky substance called plaque is constantly forming on your teeth. It is made up of sugars, food particles, and bacteria that are always present in the mouth. If left on...read more

by Sarah Staples

From a young age dental health should become second nature to everyone. Routine, daily care of our teeth and mouth is an activity that takes relatively little time in todays busy schedule. However, it is something that is ...read more

by Sara A Broers

Brushing, flossing, and visiting that "grand" chair twice a year will keep those pearly whites shining! We all know that we should sing the "Happy Birthday" song twice while brushing our teeth. But, in all reality, who do...read more

by Yoya

Your dental health is a joint responsibility between your dentist and yourself. Act as a team and you are guaranteed a healthy and good looking smile. Here are some tips to help you: Your Daily Routine: 1.Brush your ...read more

by Carolyn Hensel

For most people, a dental check-up per year is adequate. However, for those with high risk or special needs, a dental check-up every six months may be necessary. People with high risk or of special needs include: Mentally ...read more