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If you’re snacking between meals, you’re likely not brushing your teeth immediately afterwards, leaving food bits in your mouth to feed bacteria and turn into plaque. Tip: limit snacking to once or twice a day and always have a toothbrush ready!
Anxiety disorders can control many aspects of the lives of those who deal with them, including their dental health. Learn more about the link between social phobia and teeth, and how you can regain control of your smile: https://t.co/z5YDSjNJik
Did you know that it is estimated that severe gum disease, which can cause tooth loss, is estimated to be the 11th most prevalent disease in the world? It’s important to stay on top of your oral health for not only a healthy smile, but a healthy life.
Should you angle your toothbrush? Should you brush in circles or strokes? After much speculation and countless questions, the judges have made their ruling – here’s how you should be brushing your teeth. Learn more: https://t.co/x15u6d1vlw
A 6,500-year-old jaw was found in Slovenia... but it’s what they found hidden inside that caught the attention of scientists. Learn how this discovery has helped researchers understand the origins of dentistry: https://t.co/G8UV5lz77C
Lucy Hobbs Taylor was the first woman to have graduated from dental school! Previously denied admission due to her gender, a college professor privately tutored her so she can pursue her studies, and she was eventually earned a DDS from Ohio College of Dentistry.
Turns out... yes! Flossing too vigorously and excessively can actually damage gum tissue, causing bleeding and receding gums. For advice and guidance on your flossing technique, ask your dentist for a quick tutorial at your next visit.
As it turns out... a lot! Learn why some scientists believe that understanding the dental health of beavers is critical in advancing modern dentistry: https://t.co/ZMnUfZWWJq
Keeping your gums free of bacteria and infections is vital to keeping a healthy smile! Periodontal disease, often due to build-up of plaque bacteria, can cause the gums to recede and damage the bones and tissues needed to provide your teeth with support.
Pregnancy can cause plenty of bodily changes, but did you know it can also affect one’s oral health? Hormonal changes during this time can cause puffy gums and inflammation, so it is important to stay proactive when it comes to taking care of your smile.
What’s the latest gadget for healthy teeth? Your smartphone! With all these apps at your fingertips, there’s no excuse to leave your smile unattended. Learn more: https://t.co/fVgGPfxTYl
Wine Fridays and cocktail hours are all in good fun, but you may want to start thinking about how it can affect your oral health. Before you sip your next glass, learn about the link between alcohol and gum disease: https://t.co/qaekdrTGeI