Today we’re going to talk about flossing. So why do we need to floss? Brushing alone only covers about 1/3 of the total tooth surface area in your mouth, which leaves a lot of space for plaque and bacteria to thrive. That plaque and bacteria can lead to cavities and gum disease. Look at all …
Today we will talk about a very common topic that usually goes unnoticed and ignored both by the dentist and the patients. Our topic today is bruxism (teeth grinding) and clenching. What are the difference between these two? Clenching is when you’re squeezing your teeth and jaw tightly together, while bruxism is grinding the teeth …
Today let’s discuss what the benefits of water flosser are. More user-friendly than dental floss Water flosser is clinically proven more than two times effective as cleaning implants than string floss. It requires less manual dexterity. It takes about a minute to clean the entire mouth. All you need is just water. Water floss are …
Now more and more people choose to replace manual toothbrush with electric toothbrush. However, many people do not use electric toothbrush correctly, which greatly reduces the cleaning effect. Today, I will introduce you how to use electric toothbrush correctly. First, you need to squeeze the toothpaste, put the toothbrush in your mouth, and then turn …