Articles, tagged with "mouthwash", page 1
19th January 2012
We all love a good smile, whether we are the ones smiling or someone that we are looking at is giving a big smile in our direction. A smile is often one of the most noticeable things when it comes to facial features, with a smile being a very big factor f...
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IanSpencer
17th January 2012
A recent clinical study conducted at the UCLA School of Dentistry has developed a highly successful mouthwash which targets the streptococcus mutans bacteria that causes cavities and tooth decay. The study, conducted by a microbiologist, developed the mou...
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Author:
jmharmon
20th December 2011
Everyone needs a family dentistry. Going to the dentist is an important part of your health. A family dentistry is great for all of your basic dentistry needs. A family dentistry is a place that you should visit at least every six months. You want to ensu...
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ViollettiaBennin
24th November 2011
Although now you have products such as mouth wash, mints, breath sprays, and breath strips nowadays, don’t ever underestimate the importance of brushing your teeth twice a day. Fresh breath is not the only reason for brushing your teeth twice a day. Actua...
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Larry steevan
25th October 2011
The health of your mouth has a lot to do with the health of your whole body. Diseases that occur in the mouth can easily spread to other parts of the body. That's why it's crucial to keep this part of your body healthy. Issues like tooth decay or gum dise...
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MajorSimpson
17th October 2011
Just after making an attempt out this teeth whitening solution I got back again my whiter teeth which enhanced my self confidence, and permitted me to smile more and seem much more pleasant and out-heading. My friends also discovered the improvement immed...
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Author:
ClintEwing
13th October 2011
Some people claim that certain foods and certain substances are harmful to the health of teeth and mouth. If so, is there any food that can not we eat because it will cause problems on our teeth? Indeed, some foods have a certain effect on the oral healt...
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Author:
vanesajoan
10th October 2011
If you're sick of possessing stiflingly awful breath, you may well want to consider how best to go about stopping tonsil stones. Immediately after all, gaining rid of throat stones after they form isn't addressing the bring about of the predicament it's o...
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TravisYork
05th October 2011
Studies show that having perfect white teeth elicits desirable dental and oral hygiene. It is also a plus factor in establishing a good impression and showing off admirable confidence and self-esteem. These benefits are the reasons why many people exert a...
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Author:
edmcgoldrick
04th October 2011
Awareness of oral hygiene has steadily increased over the past years. Technological advancements have made things much easier for the consumers; oral hygiene included.
The aim of people to have clean teeth has resulted in different products that are av...
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Bianca Jackson
04th October 2011
Only professional treatment provided by dentists can minimize teeth degradation due to aging and restore damaged teeth from injuries and cavities. You can seek the services of a dentist in your area, but you can also experience exceptional dental procedur...
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Author:
Bianca Jackson
04th October 2011
Halitosis is a chronic bad breath condition that annoys a significant population of the world. This has psychological effect that makes patient unease with communicating and engaging in relationships.
Halitosis is brought by protein breakdown in the mo...
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Author:
Bianca Jackson
30th September 2011
Did you know that tonsil stones equal bad breath? Not too many people think that their bad breath might be due to small stones in their tonsils, but all too often this is the case. They may brush their teeth after every meal, use mouthwash and even breath...
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Author:
tonsilstonesremedies
28th September 2011
As pointed out before, some people expertise tooth sensitivity. The sensitivity may perhaps be triggered by cold liquids, breathing or even air hitting your teeth. The degree of sensitivity can be extremely moderate to highly painful. It can arise promptl...
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Author:
CorneliusBarber
27th September 2011
This is also known as the variety one herpes virus. Much more than 60% of the world's full population to-date has this type 1 herpes virus infection. Find out a lot more cold sore information and how to effortlessly deal with it promptly by perusing the i...
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Author:
Morton Justice
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