How To Get Rid Of A Toothache In Less Than 12 Hours

February 13, 2010

Dear Friends, You would be interested to know that I found a something which is very good and works very well. This product will help you get rid of a toothache in less than 12 hours flat! Incredible isn’t it. Toothache are very painful and can bring a grown man to his knees. I know [...]

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Waterpik Ultra Dental Water Jet Review

October 4, 2009

Review : I always did both brushing and flossing and thought my teeth have been taken care of properly. During one of the regular visits to the family dentist, he told me that I had symptoms of periodontal disease. He recommended Waterpik Ultra Dental Water Jet to me as I tried to sunk in the [...]

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Dental care during preganancy

February 2, 2009

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Oral Irrigating Devices

January 15, 2009

The ADA states that there is no substitute for brushing and flossing. However, consumer-marketing estimates indicate that every 6th household have oral irrigating devices, also known as oral irrigators or oral irrigation devices.

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Toothpicks and Other Periodontal Aids

January 13, 2009

Image via Wikipedia Toothpicks can be used to clean out the food caught between the teeth. However, at the same time, they have gained attention as a potential health hazard and are under attack by physicians and dentists. There are several thousand toothpick related accidents, which occur each year. There have been a few toothpick-related [...]

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Mouthwash

January 9, 2009

Image via Wikipedia Mouthwashes are quaternary ammonium compounds that contain cetylpyridinium chloride and domiphen bromide. Research shows that these agents can reduce dental plaque and gingivitis, but their main focus is to freshen breath or sweeten the mouth temporarily. They also aid in removing food particles. Experts say that the freshening effects of these mouthwashes [...]

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Dental Floss

January 6, 2009

Image via Wikipedia Flossing removes plaque and food particles from between the teeth and under the gum line, where toothbrush cannot reach. Not removing plaque can result in tooth decay and ultimately in periodontal disease.

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Toothpastes

January 3, 2009

Image via Wikipedia Since the 1940s, toothpastes have replaced baking soda as the dentifrices of choice because toothpastes were more effective and pleasing in taste. Mid 20th century saw the addition of fluoride to the toothpaste to fight against the tooth decay. Until about 1985, all toothpastes were basically the same and consisted of 4 [...]

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