Internet Dental Trends: A Brilliant Idea or a Total Trap?
Could you ever imagine using sandpaper to brush your teeth? Probably not, unless you’re auditioning for a extreme survival reality show. But thanks to the wonders of social media algorithms, millions of people are willingly scrubbing their teeth with something shockingly similar: activated charcoal.
While the internet promises a Hollywood-ready smile or perfectly straight teeth in five minutes, actual clinical science tells a completely different story. Let’s dive into why these viral DIY trends might be doing more harm than good to your pearly whites.
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Sun Sweets and Smiles A Guide to Healthy Teeth This Summer
Summer is one of the best times of the year. There are vacations, pool days, and a bunch of tasty food. However, even though summer is a blast, the season can negatively affect for your teeth if you are not careful. As their are so many sugary treats and busy schedules, dental care is easily forgotten. Which is why it’s super important to still take care of your smile while enjoying your summer.
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Tis the Season to be Cavity Free!
As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, we are starting to enter the season that is filled with many festivities. From Halloween, which just passed not too long ago, to the upcoming Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays, it is easy to overlook our dental health amidst the holiday cheer. Plus, there are so many delicious foods, desserts, and sweet treats right in front of us, waiting to be devoured. So how do we navigate this season while trying to keep cavities away? Here are some essential tips to help preserve your smile through the upcoming celebrations!
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3 Ways To Cope With Dental Anxiety
If you get nervous when thinking about an upcoming dental appointment, you are not alone. Many people get nervous before going to the dentist. If you suffer from dental anxiety, these are some tips to put you at ease before your upcoming visit to the dentist.
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Soda, Sports Drinks, and Teeth
Did you know that Americans drink nearly 45 gallons of soda and sports drinks on average every year? Teeth are made of the hardest substance in your body and withstand a lot of chewing and grinding, but sugar and acid from these beverages damage enamel.
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