Eating an apple a day is no substitute for brushing and flossing, but it can help clean your teeth and increase salivation which helps neutralize the citric and malic acids in your mouth.
Be it red or blue, toothpaste comes in all sorts of colours. However, they all do the same thing; they keep our teeth looking clean and they rid our mouth of bad bacteria.
We humans spend over 38 days of our lifetime brushing at the sink; so it’s important to take our time to clean our pearly whites throughly.
Unlike your hair, nails and skin that can regenerate once damaged, your teeth
Aside from other features, over 61% of people admit that they are attracted
You may dislike the minty taste of toothpaste, but it’s nothing compared to
Tooth decay is the second most common disease, after the common cold. That’s
Ever wondered why your dentist insists you floss? That’s because flossing cleans 40%of
Unlike certain parts of your body that have one specific kind of bacteria,
While aesthetically different, both red and blue toothpaste do the same job; they
Just like your fingerprints, everyone’s tongue print is unique to themselves!
Back then, blacksmiths and barbers were the only tradesmen who had the appropriate
Unlike your hair, nails, skin and bone that can grow back and regenerate
Cotton candy was invented over a century ago by dentist William Morrison. But
Tooth Enamel is the surface of your teeth that you can see –
