dental hygiene
dental hygiene
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by I C - 2008-05-14
At the very core of oral hygiene we have our daily routine which involves brushing our teeth and flossing, these are two things that we must not neglect in order to keep good dental hygiene and a ...
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by User name - Peter Hutch - 2008-05-24
Himalayan salt comes from a low-lying region situated in the first foothills of the Himalayas, over an area of approximately 200 square miles, in the northwest of Pakistan. The sea covering this regio...
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by David Weiszloff - 2008-06-16
Everyone loves a winning smile. It's a symbol of success as well as physically appealing to look at. This probably explains North America's fixation with brushing, flossing, whitening and gargling; ev...
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by Dr. Bhavin Bhatt - 2008-09-01
There's nothing worse than stained teeth - always covering up your mouth in photos and feeling really self-conscious when you smile. Discolouration has two main causes - staining and ageing. There ar...
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by Dr. Susan Wells - 2008-10-24
With proper care, we can get and maintain healthy teeth and gums. The healthier our teeth are the healthier our gums will be. This results in less risk for gum disease and tooth decay. Scientific res...
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by Bella Mclaine - 2008-11-05
A person following dental hygiene is a good habit. Having good dental health will surely benefit into many terms to his body. But those persons not having nice dental health suffer a lot in an indire...
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by Robert Melkonyan - 2008-11-14
Bad breath is a very common condition in which germs accumulate all over a person's mouth causing foul odors; bad breath is also referred to as halitosis. There are many causes for bad breath, a perso...
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by Stephanie Andrew - 2010-05-19
Wherever you are, the possession of a bright white smile makes you feel much better. It may not matter so much if teeth are crooked as that sometimes lends to a person's character although straighter ...
