When we hear the term oral hygiene, the first thing that pops up in our minds is brushing and flossing our teeth regularly. Most people often overlook that oral hygiene isn’t limited to keeping your sparkly whites clean. Your tongue is also essential to your oral cavity, and maintaining its hygiene is as important as keeping your teeth clean.
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Chocolates, ice cream, doughnuts, waffles – we can go on and on about our favourite sweet treats! It’s hard to stop binge-eating sweets, but if you knew what consuming too much sugar can do to your teeth, you may never want to keep a bite of sweet in your mouth again! Consuming too much sugar affects your teeth and oral ...
While most of us clean our teeth on a regular basis, we don't usually pay much heed to flossing. With so many people overlooking this important aspect of dental hygiene, the question is: what happens if you don't floss? Quite a bit, it turns out. Continue reading to learn why flossing is so crucial for your teeth, gums, and overall ...
Good and responsible oral habits, such as brushing your teeth twice a day and visiting your dentist regularly for an oral check-up, can keep bacteria and other harmful gum diseases at bay. Without proper oral hygiene, bacteria can stay in the mouth and lead to oral infections, such as gum disease and tooth decay. One of the most common types ...