Dental Tips
Orange-You-Going-to-Eat That?
Orange-You-Going-to-Eat That?
Orange-You-Going-to-Eat That?
Eat oranges for fresh breath. If there are no oranges in sight, eat whatever is available, except known breath-foulers like garlic, onions, or a stinky cheese. Eating encourages the flow of saliva, which helps remove the unpleasant, odor-causing material on the back of your tongue.
Gum for your Gums
Orange-You-Going-to-Eat That?
Orange-You-Going-to-Eat That?
Just ate food? Stop tooth decay by chewing gum! Gum Helps Fight Tooth Decay. Chewing gum stimulates the production of saliva, which helps neutralize acids from foods that may cause tooth decay.
Post-Meal Parsley
Orange-You-Going-to-Eat That?
Cinnamon Stick Clean
At the end of your power lunch or romantic dinner, munch the sprig of parsley that’s left on your plate. Parsley is rich in chlorophyll, a known breath deodorizer with germ-fighting qualities.
Cinnamon Stick Clean
Don't Blame It On the Sugar
Cinnamon Stick Clean
Did you know cinnamon can keep your mouth clean? Suck on a stick of cinnamon. Like cloves, cinnamon is effective as an antiseptic.
Floss Like You Mean It
Don't Blame It On the Sugar
Don't Blame It On the Sugar
Floss daily to avoid the spread of bacterial infections. Flossing can get rid of trapped food that can lead to bacteria growth inside your mouth.
Don't Blame It On the Sugar
Don't Blame It On the Sugar
Don't Blame It On the Sugar
Did you know that sugar isn't the only thing that causes cavities? Researchers have found that acidic foods change the pH in our mouths and that's what can lead to cavities.