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Surprising truth about electric toothbrushes
Some misunderstandings or unclear information about electric toothbrushes make many people hesitant to switch to their daily oral hygiene tool.
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Articles about Oral Hygiene
23 published items.
Health
What happens if you stop brushing your teeth?
Nearly half of Americans do not brush their teeth enough. And when food accumulates in the nooks and crannies of the teeth, a variety of bacteria come and stay, irritati…
Health
Athletes are destroying their teeth for drinking too much energy
A new study has revealed that elite athletes have a high incidence of gum disease despite brushing their teeth twice a day.
Health
Ways to clean teeth without brush and toothpaste: how beneficial?
Most people use brushes, toothpaste and floss to clean teeth, but many parts of the world do not use them.
Oceanography
Shrimp doctor teeth hygiene for divers
Doctor shrimp is a diligent invertebrate that specializes in eating parasites and dead skin on fish, helping them to be healthy and also getting a full meal.
Archeology
Evidence shows that the ancients knew how to use toothpicks to
The discovery of the use of toothpicks for this ancient human oral hygiene was published by Swiss scientists.
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The shape of bacteria attaches to human teeth
Electron microscope causes bacteria to attach to human teeth
Medicine - Health
How to clean the tongue when brushing dangerous teeth?
We brush our teeth every day, but not everyone has the habit of cleaning the tongue during oral hygiene.
Medicine - Health
Use this leaf to rinse your mouth, ignoring the chemicals that are being heavily advertised
Betel leaf is a great oriental medicine that can cure dental disease and especially dislodge plaque on teeth.
Medicine - Health
Brush your teeth when it's best
One day should brush your teeth 3 times after each main meal, as recommended by the world dentist.
Medicine - Health
Foods to avoid if you're afraid of tooth decay
For strong teeth and shiny smiles, in addition to adhering to the principles of oral hygiene, such as regular brushing, flossing.
Medicine - Health
Can die if the mouth is not clean
Bad oral hygiene can lead to blood clots and death, British scientists say.
Medicine - Health
Guess the health status of yourself through saliva
Every day, our body produces about 1.5 liters of saliva, but few people know that based on saliva, people can guess the current health status, according to Prevention.
Medicine - Health
Oral health shows your health
From the color of your teeth to your gums, the mouth can tell you a lot about your overall health.
Medicine - Health
5 healthy oral habits to maintain
People often use hard brushes because they think they are clean. This habit is easy for you to wear away enamel.