Brushing your teeth regularly is not just about getting those perfect smiles, it can an offer more benefits than you can imagine. Keeping your teeth clean not only prevents cavities …
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The 6 Drinks That Cause The Most Harm To Your Teeth
by EDSby EDS1) Juice Many parents would never think of giving their small children a can of cola but give them multiple cups of juice throughout the day. Juice may seem like …
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How to Pack a Mouth-Healthy Lunch for Your Child
by EDSby EDSFoods that are good for teeth: Cheese. For most of us Wisconsinites, it’s a relief to hear that cheese is good for our teeth. Cheese raises the pH in our mouths …
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Direct-to-you tooth alignment poses serious risks
by EDSby EDSWould you do your own plastic surgery? If you broke your leg, would you try to set the bone yourself? How about your own cardiac surgery? Why would you think …
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Baby bottle tooth decay occurs when sweetened liquids or those with natural sugars, such as milk, formula, and fruit juice, cling to infants’ teeth for a long period of time. …
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For most people, having health insurance is a no-brainer. Even if you’re pretty healthy, you want that reassurance that if something serious happens, your insurance will pay for most of …
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No one wants to feel self-conscious about their teeth. In fact, having bright-white teeth can make you look up to five years younger, according to Karen Asp, author of Anti-Aging Hacks: …
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Dentist vs Orthodontist for Braces – Which one is Better
by EDSby EDSDo you want to align your teeth but confuse, you need to see a dentist or orthodontist? This is a big question that people ever ask. There are many differences …
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Now, more than ever, people are taking advantage of the effects of teeth whitening. A bright, glowing smile helps inspire confidence wherever you go! However, there are new fads coming …
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It’s ok to let your kid use a paci but here’s when you have to stop
by EDSby EDSWhen should my child stop using a pacifier? “The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that children stop using a pacifier by age 3 or younger,” says Joe Castellano, DDS, president …