Preventing tooth decayBrush your teeth at least twice a day, preferably after each meal and especially before going to bed.
Eat nutritious and balanced meals and limit carbohydrates like candy, pretzels, and chips, all of which can remain on the ...
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Update your medical historyMake sure Dr. Markowitz knows your complete medical history. Common conditions like diabetes can affect the health of your gums and teeth. Some medical problems can lead to dry mouth, which increases your risk of cavities. Alert ...
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Don’t east ice cubes!Repetitive chewing of hard items like ice cubes or candy can crack or break your teeth and damage fillings and other dental work.
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Choose a medium coral or light red lipstick. These colors make your teeth look whiter. Lighter-colored lipsticks, on the other hand, tend to bring out the yellow in teeth.
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To check your breath, lick your palm and smell it while it’s still wet. If you smell something, it’s time for a sugar-free breath mint. Searching for a good mouthwash? Make sure it’s alcohol-free. Most mouthwashes have too much ...
No two people have the same fingerprints and the same is true for tongues and teeth. Your tongue has its own unique tongue print, that no one else has. Imagine if people collected tongue prints instead of ...
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Rinse your toothbrush with water after brushing, store it in an upright position (if possible), and allow it to air dry until using it again. Don’t routinely cover toothbrushes or store them in closed containers, which ...
