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What Problems Can Occur From Poor Oral Health?
Respiratory Infections If you have infected or inflamed gums that bacteria can transfer into the lungs.This can lead to respiratory infections,pneumonia,or even bronchitis. Dementia Inflamed gums can release substances that are harmful to our brain cells.This can lead to memory loss that is a r...Read more -
Dental health knowledge
Correct way to brush your teeth Turn the hair bundle of the toothbrush at a 45-degree Angle with the tooth surface, turn the brush head, brush the top teeth from the bottom, the bottom to the top, and the upper and lower teeth back and forth. 1.The brushing order is to brush the outside, then the...Read more -
Oral Care Products –Toothbrush and Floss
more and more rich material life, people also pay more and more attention to the quality of life. Supermarket shelves, a variety of oral care products, full of beautiful things in eyes, various media everywhere to sell you all kinds of oral care products, this is the modern technology to bring us...Read more -
How to choose the Right Toothbrush
Head size You’d better choose the small headed toothbrush. The better size is within the width of your three teeth. By choosing the small headed brush you will have better access to the parts...Read more -
How are the bristles of a toothbrush planted on the toothbrush handle?
We use the toothbrush every day, and the toothbrush is an essential tool for our daily oral cleaning. Although there are thousands of styles of toothbrush, but the toothbrush is composed of a brush handle and bristles. Today we will take you to see how the bristles are p...Read more -
‘Love Teeth Day’ campaign in China and its impact on oral public health – the twentieth anniversary
Abstract The date 20 September has been designated ‘Love Teeth Day’ (LTD) in China since 1989. The aim of this nationwide campaign is to encourage all Chinese people to conduct preventive oral public health care and promote oral health education; therefore it is beneficial to improve ...Read more -
Do you know what five major standards for dental health?
Now we do not only focus on our physical health, dental health is also a big focus of our attention. Although now we also know that to brush our teeth every day, we feel that as long as the teeth become white, for the teeth is healthy, in fact, it is not simple. The World Health Organization has ...Read more -
The things about the teeth grind
Is there something you’re doing that could be causing you to grind your teeth at night? You may be surprised at some of the everyday habits many people have that can cause teeth grinding (also called bruxism) or make teeth grinding worse. Everyday Causes of Teeth Grinding A simple habit such as c...Read more -
Keep Your Mouth Healthy: 6 Things You Need to Keep Doing
We often think of oral health habits as a topic for young children. Parents and dentists teach children the importance of brushing their teeth twice a day, eating less sweet foods and drinking less sugary drinks. We still need to stick to these habits as we get older. Brushing, flossing and avoid...Read more -
Aftereffect of COVID-19: How Parosmia Affect Oral Health
Since 2020, the world has experienced unprecedented and tragic changes with the spread of COVID-19. We are subliminally increasing the frequency of words in our lives, “pandemic”, “isolation” “social alienation” and “blockade “. When you search for ...Read more -
World No-Tobacco Day: Smoking Has a Huge Impact on Oral Health
The 35th World No-Tobacco Day was celebrated on 31 May 2022 to promote the concept of non-smoking. Medical research has shown that smoking is an important contributing factor to many diseases such as cardiovascular, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and cancer. 30% of cancers are caused by sm...Read more -
How to Make ”Perfect Smoothie” with Zero Damage to Teeth?
Lemon, orange, passion fruit, kiwi, green apple, pineapple. Such acidic foods all cannot be blended into smoothies, and this acid can wear down tooth enamel by dissolving the mineral structure of the teeth. Drinking smoothies 4-5 times a week or more can put your teeth at risk – especially ...Read more