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Despite unfounded theories, fluoride has the power to make your teeth stronger
Studies show they do a better job than manual brushes at removing plaque and debris
This tool is an add-on to your regular brushing and flossing habits, not a replacement for them
Brushing for two minutes, twice a day is your baseline for dental health
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No, oil pulling and vitamin D won’t fill or fix a cavity
Too many high-sugar and acid-laden sodas create a perfect place for tooth-eroding bacteria
It’s all about choosing the right toothbrush and hitting a 45-degree angle
Cavities, grinding or even a sinus infection could be behind your tooth pain
Flossing first might be a tad more beneficial, but it’s most important that you DO brush and floss
Your teeth and gums have a huge role to play in other, more systemic health conditions
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