Fluoride is a natural element that strengthens the tooth and prevents cavities. It is commonly distributed in rocks, soil, and waters sources like rivers, lake, well and even ocean. The fluoride works by replenishing the lost phosphorous and calcium in teeth thus rebuilding the weakened enamel or the outer surface of the tooth. Today, public
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Mouthwash is a liquid solution which is swilled around the mouth to freshen breath, reduce plaque, reduce gingivitis and reduce the speed of tartar formation. The American Dental Association identifies two types of mouthwashes: Therapeutic and cosmetic mouthwash. Therapeutic mouthwash contains fluoride that reduces plaque, gingivitis, cavities, and bad breath. Cosmetic mouthwashes may temporarily control or reduce bad breath and leave
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Tooth decay–which is one of the most common non-infectious diseases that the world is facing today. Due to increase intake of sugar rich food and drinks in our diet. Sugars in food and drinks play a major role in the development of dental caries. The effects of sugar on teeth may not be noticeable right
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Dental floss was first introduced to the public from a New Orleans dentist in 1815, who encouraged his patients to clean in between teeth with the use of a thin silk. Dental floss helps in cleaning the teeth particularly food trapped in between the teeth where brush can’t reached . It also removes the film
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