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Why the water pick does not replace flossing?
Water pick does not replace the flossing.The reason is .. Imagine you don’t clean a toilet for a long time, the toilet got rim of pink or orange slimy stuff around edges, no matter how many times you flush your toilet, that pink or orange slimy stuff will not going to come off. The only way to ge...Read more -
The standard of dental health
1. Brushing is whether the bristles stick with blood, whether there is blood on the food when chewing food, can determine whether there is gingivitis. 2. Look in the mirror to see the health of the gums. If there are red and swollen gums and bleeding, you can judge whether there is gingivitis. ...Read more -
Choose Floss or Floss pick?
A floss pick is a small plastic tool that has a piece of floss attached to the curved end. The Floss is the traditional, there are plenty of varieties of it. There’s waxed and unwaxed floss as well, also they have the different flavored types on the market now. China Oral Perfect Tooth Cleaner D...Read more -
Why you can not brush your teeth too hard?
You can definitely brush your teeth too hard, in fact you can cause damage to both your gums and your enamel by either brushing too hard or too long or even using the type of brush with hard bristle. The stuff that you’re trying to remove off your teeth is called plaque and it’s very soft and su...Read more -
Why is it important to keep your tongue clean?
The tongue is actually kind of like a carpet, so by the end of day you know you’ve been eating and drinking. It collects a lot of gunk and that gunk causes a few issues. No.1 issue: if you don’t brush your tongue you get a higher overall bacterial load so you might have already known this but ou...Read more -
Food that damages teeth
Many people think that sugar hurts teeth, but do you know? Many sticky foods will cause more damage to teeth. Because sticky food often sticks to teeth longer than other foods, sticky food will cause greater damage to teeth. For example, some dried fruit and sticky candy. Other foods are rich in...Read more -
How to use tongue scraper?
Both tongue scrapers and toothbrushes can eliminate bacteria on the tongue, but most studies have found that using a tongue scraper is more effective than using a toothbrush. The tongue has the most amount of bacteria as compared to the other parts of your mouth. However, most people do not take...Read more -
There are several misunderstandings for old people who wear dentures
In daily life, movable dentures have become a necessary for most elderly people who lack teeth. According to the relevant data, a considerable number of elderly people are currently wearing dentures. Dental prosthesis can help older people rebuild their oral chewing function and have the good app...Read more -
How to use dental floss?
What are the types of dental floss? The types of floss（China Oral Care Products Dental Floss Mint Floss factory and manufacturers | Chenjie (puretoothbrush.com) include wax floss and no wax floss, PTeflon floss, stick floss, orthopedic flavor floss (such as mint flavor floss, fruit flavor floss)...Read more -
The Dental Hygiene For Baby
Oral hygiene in children is a topic that keeps many parents awake at night. It is no secret that children do not pay much attention to the care activities in this area. How to encourage a child to brush their teeth? And how should this be done to achieve the expected result of the actions taken? ...Read more -
How to Floss your Teeth?
Using dental floss or an electric water flosser can help prevent gum disease by removing left over pieces of food and plaque from between your teeth. Plaque is a mass of bacteria that builds up on the teeth and is the main cause of gum diseases such as gingivitis and periodontitis as well as dent...Read more -
How Candy Affects Your Teeth?
First, let’s recognize the way your teeth function. Your teeth are made of three primary layers: Enamel, Dentin and Pulp. Enamel is the hard ourter layer that protects your teeth from damage, composed mainly of calcium phosphate. Dentin is softer layer underneath the enamel, makes up the bulk of ...Read more
