Chewing on Ice, since it is natural and sugar-free, so you might think ice is harmless. But munching on hard, frozen cubes can chip or even crack your teeth.
#Blueberries, cranberries, strawberries—any deeply coloured fruit is a great source antioxidants, which strengthen the cells of your body in order to protect against gum disease and #ToothDecay.
Here’s a tip: Brush your teeth dry (without toothpaste or water) for a couple of minutes before brushing them normally. In a six-month trial, a combination of dry and conventional brushing was shown to reduce both plaque buildup and gum bleeding!
What role does gum disease play in your overall health? Learn all the suggested connections between gum disease and other illnesses https://t.co/MbgGkdthnA
Before kicking back to relax this Fourth of July, we need you to be one of at least 75,000 patriotic Americans to sign the USO’s Independence Day card thanking our troops for their incredible sacrifices. We’re missing your name, so will you sign the card now?
For starters, you can avoid these top 10 bad breath offenders, but there are more causes than just stinky foods. https://t.co/gdu4dkdeAr
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