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Is oil pulling ever recommended by dentists?
Not as a first line of treatment. We don't know what the benefit long term, if it really works or is it just an antibacterial component of the coconut oil? or other essential READ MORE
Not as a first line of treatment. We don't know what the benefit long term, if it really works or is it just an antibacterial component of the coconut oil? or other essential oil. No long term studies to prove the effectiveness.
How should I select my toothpaste?
Don't pick the cheapest and most marketed toothpaste. You want a toothpaste that has low abrasivity! So...no whitening toothpastes, they are a marketing ploy by the manufacturers, READ MORE
Don't pick the cheapest and most marketed toothpaste. You want a toothpaste that has low abrasivity! So...no whitening toothpastes, they are a marketing ploy by the manufacturers, and are VERY abrasive. They do damage long term by abrading/wearing the enamel away, thus create sensitive teeth! Create ledges and grooves at the base of teeth, which could need fillings or crowns/caps to restore back to health.
There are abrasive lists on the internet, google it. I suggest Pro-enamel, Sensodyne Repair and Protect or X-Pur(no SLS either!) and with a Fluoride or Xylitol to prevent cavities.
There are abrasive lists on the internet, google it. I suggest Pro-enamel, Sensodyne Repair and Protect or X-Pur(no SLS either!) and with a Fluoride or Xylitol to prevent cavities.
At what age can my little one start brushing her teeth on her own?
Yes let them brush!! Guiding them is fine and great to do until they get a hang for it... every night check to see if they are getting all the areas, until they are 9 or 10
For small kids how frequent should dentist visits be?
We like to see kids as early as 1 year old in my office. Great for parent education, happy visits to get the kids used to coming into my office and enjoy coming in for exams and READ MORE
We like to see kids as early as 1 year old in my office. Great for parent education, happy visits to get the kids used to coming into my office and enjoy coming in for exams and 'cleanings' or polishing's. Then once a year unless a problem but by 3/4 years old. come every 6 months for an exam and cleaning and xrays to check between teeth for early cavities.
Are electric toothbrushes any better for the teeth?
Yes if used correctly! much better! They don't allow you too brush too hard, they clean the gums above and below your teeth much better. Stimulate your gingiva/gums. Leave your READ MORE
Yes if used correctly! much better! They don't allow you too brush too hard, they clean the gums above and below your teeth much better. Stimulate your gingiva/gums. Leave your teeth feeling super smooth and plaque free longer throughout the day and night
What is the right age for kids to brush their teeth on their own?
3 is too young to let your child brush by themselves. they will miss areas and become very high risk for developing cavities
