Tag: Oral Hygiene

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It turns out that you can see so many ways of health from your tongue.

The tongue is probably the most flexible muscle in a person. It can taste, eat, speak, pronounce… Sometimes it can also communicate emotionally (as if something is wrong). The presence of the tongue is usually very weak, but when it has a little ulcer, we can realize the irresistible pain-it turns out that we all use the tongue so frequently. What is a healthy tongue like? Healthy people’s tongues are pink and covered with a light white coating. If you look closely at the surface of the tongue, you will find some densely covered small nodules, which are called [tongue papillae]. Among them, those with taste function are what we often call [taste buds]. Many reasons can cause tongue discomfort Read More …

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7 Small Details of Dentures Maintenance

I’d like to introduce you to some small details of denture maintenance. Insist on brushing your teeth every day. Use soft-haired toothbrushes specially designed for dentures, try to avoid using hard-haired toothbrushes, and do not use toothpaste. Because toothpaste will cause certain wear on dentures and make small scratches on the surface of dentures. Brush carefully and lightly so as not to damage the parts of the denture. Brushing real teeth every day is also essential. Removing food residue and dental plaque from real teeth can effectively prevent dentures from being contaminated. In addition, it is best to wash your dentures after each meal. Choose the right denture cleaner It is recommended to use special denture cleaning products to clean Read More …

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Do toothbrushes really have to be changed every 3 months? Three Key Points of Pick Toothbrush

Almost all dentists will tell everyone to stick to brushing their teeth, brush their teeth carefully and brush their teeth correctly at the end of treatment. It can be said that brushing teeth is the most important method to prevent oral diseases. If a worker wants to do a good job, he must first sharpen his tools. Choosing a weapon in his hand can give us a head start in the war against oral diseases. Let’s talk about the key points of selecting and maintaining toothbrushes. Point 1: Try to choose a small brush head, but don’t be too small. In a certain range, the larger the brush head of the toothbrush, the higher the [efficiency]. However, if the brush Read More …

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Read a picture, stay away from halitosis and return to [little freshness]. All you need to do is do this.

You dare not exhale and are far away from your friends because of the [touching breath] in your mouth. Although halitosis is not painful or itchy, it is really not a small problem. It is good for people around you to hide, but if something goes wrong with your health, you will regret it. Want to get rid of halitosis and become a little fresh again? You need–

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What you should know about floss (1)

In foreign countries, children have been reminded by their parents or dentists to floss once a day in addition to brushing their teeth twice since they were young, because they know that flossing is as important to maintaining oral hygiene as brushing their teeth. 1. Why is floss so important? In fact, if you just brush your teeth, Some toothbrushes can accumulate a lot of harmful bacteria in places that cannot be reached by toothbrushes and adjacent surfaces of teeth. In particular, a small amount of food residue impacted between teeth and gums cannot be completely cleaned. But if you don’t clean up these foods, It is easy to cause bacteria to breed. Over time, these bacteria will form plaque Read More …

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What you should know about floss (2)

In the last article, we have already learned why to floss, how to choose floss, and some misunderstandings. Today we will learn how to floss together. 1. Choose the floss you like. 2. Take about 45 cm of floss and wrap two pieces on your left and right index fingers respectively. Wrap it on the index finger for better control and use of floss, or wrap it on the middle finger as you like. 3. Hold the floss tightly with the index finger and thumb of both hands, leaving a length of about 5-9 cm in the middle. 4. Insert the floss into the middle of the two teeth and gently pull it back and forth. A. It doesn’t matter Read More …

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Washing teeth causes tooth gaps to become larger? This is not the fault of tooth washing.

[I went to wash my teeth the day before yesterday, and today I found that the gap between my teeth has become larger. I heard that my gums have shrunk! ] This may scare off many people who are going to have their teeth washed. Of course, today we will not talk about tooth washing, but about [gingival atrophy]. Gingival shrinkage, which dentists call gingival shrinkage, may make people feel better if they don’t use the daunting word “withering”. Gingival recession is very common clinically. Simply put, gingival recession toward the root of the tooth causes the root of the tooth to be partially exposed. The most intuitive manifestation is that when brushing your teeth, you find [teeth grow longer! Read More …

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What you should know about floss (1)

In foreign countries, children have been reminded by their parents or dentists to floss once a day in addition to brushing their teeth twice since they were young, because they know that flossing is as important to maintaining oral hygiene as brushing their teeth. 1. Why is floss so important? In fact, if you just brush your teeth, Some toothbrushes can accumulate a lot of harmful bacteria in places that cannot be reached by toothbrushes and adjacent surfaces of teeth. In particular, a small amount of food residue impacted between teeth and gums cannot be completely cleaned. But if you don’t clean up these foods, It is easy to cause bacteria to breed. Over time, these bacteria will form plaque Read More …

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What you should know about floss (2)

In the last article, we have already learned why to floss, how to choose floss, and some misunderstandings. Today we will learn how to floss together. 1. Choose the floss you like. 2. Take about 45 cm of floss and wrap two pieces on your left and right index fingers respectively. Wrap it on the index finger for better control and use of floss, or wrap it on the middle finger as you like. 3. Hold the floss tightly with the index finger and thumb of both hands, leaving a length of about 5-9 cm in the middle. 4. Insert the floss into the middle of the two teeth and gently pull it back and forth. A. It doesn’t matter Read More …

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Three ways to keep you away from halitosis! Help you succeed in your blind date,

There are only a few days left to go home for the Chinese New Year. Whether voluntary or forced, blind dates are a must for almost all single young men and women of the right age. Apart from choosing the right place, ordering the right food, wearing the right clothes and talking, the next problem may need to be paid special attention to: halitosis. Halitosis, a subtle term, is the unpleasant smell emitted from the mouth as its name implies. Although halitosis is invisible and painless, it is a major health problem and deserves our attention. Do you have bad breath? Test yourself Do you also have doubts about yourself when you see here? You can simply test yourself: cover Read More …