Your teeth are covered with a delicate white enamel coating that is very prone to staining, especially if exposed to acidic liquids such as coffee. A blend of hydrogen peroxide and baking soda can remove coffee stains on the teeth. … read more
Making your own toothpaste can be not only fun and chemical free, but it can also save you money. In fact, you can make a supply of toothpaste for a family of four for a year for less than $ … read more
Children have an insatiable appetite for all things that are sticky and fun to eat. The problem with these foods is that they are not good for teeth because plaques can appear quickly. This is formed by bacteria from the … read more
Teaching children to brush their teeth and take care of them is an important part of overall dental health. Without regular brushing, bacteria grow in the mouth, contributing to plaque development, tooth decay and bad breath. Part of the general … read more
Because oral health is so crucial to your health, it is critical that you teach your children how to care for their teeth from an early age. If you make the tooth brushing, flossing and dental visits fun and explain … read more
Losing baby teeth for permanents to start is a very normal process, but for a child, losing their first tooth can be a frightening and uncomfortable experience. Most of them experience physical and emotional discomfort that one tooth gradually loosens … read more
Dentists recommend brushing their teeth after each meal or at least two to three times a day. The most important brushing is done before going to sleep, because during sleep, the movements of the tongue and the production of saliva … read more
Regardless of whether you are caring for a child, you are a first-time father or mother of five, you should brush your baby’s teeth for 11 months twice a day, even if they are not yet completely out of gums. … read more
Introduction As a parent, seeing your baby reach new milestones is always exciting. Throughout your first year, you may find yourself running around the camera many times to capture that first smile, laughter or tentative step. While the drooling and … read more
If taking a cold drink or biting a hot meal makes you feel pain, then you may have sensitive teeth. Also known as hypersensitive dentin, sensitive teeth are characterized by a sharp pain that causes you to carry your hand … read more
If your baby seems to be more restless, a little more likely to drool and much more prone to biting things than usual may be popping his teeth. The teething process begins for babies 3 to 12 months old and … read more
Making your own toothpaste can be not only fun and chemical free, but it can also save you money. In fact, you can make a supply of toothpaste for a family of four for a year for less than $ … read more