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Bad breath or halitosis: how can you prevent it?
If you think your breath smells bad, that might not actually be the case. That’s because you can’t really smell your own breath. After a while, you get used to certain smells and stop noticing them. Think about the laundry detergent or perfume you use. You won’t notice it yourself anymore, but the people around you will let you know that you smell nice.
Bad breath or halitosis: how can you prevent it?
If you think your breath smells bad, that might not actually be the case. That’s because you can’t really smell your own breath. After a while, you get used to certain smells and stop noticing them. Think about the laundry detergent or perfume you use. You won’t notice it yourself anymore, but the people around you will let you know that you smell nice.
Bad breath or halitosis: how can you prevent it?
If you think your breath smells bad, that might not actually be the case. That’s because you can’t really smell your own breath. After a while, you get used to certain smells and stop noticing them. Think about the laundry detergent or perfume you use. You won’t notice it yourself anymore, but the people around you will let you know that you smell nice.
Electric or manual polishing? Which is better?
Regardless of the type of toothbrush you choose, it is crucial to brush twice a day for two minutes using fluoride toothpaste, and to combine brushing with daily interdental cleaning (cleaning between the teeth) for optimal oral care. It is also important to brush properly.
What is the difference between a dentist, a dental hygienist, and a dental assistant?
A dental hygienist works in the preventive field of dentistry and is dedicated to preventing dental problems. He or she can develop a preventive oral care plan that includes the necessary advice and information on topics such as oral hygiene
A manual toothbrush
We’ve all been there: you’re standing in the store in front of the oral care aisle and see a whole range of toothpastes, toothbrushes, and so much more… These days, there’s such a wide variety of products that
TMJ Problems and covid-19
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, stress levels among the population have risen, which could explain the increase in temporomandibulair joint (TMJ) symptoms. Are these issues caused by wearing face masks since the start of the pandemic, or is the cause something else?
Bottle-feeding and cavities
Do you ever wonder why some young children who don’t eat sweets very often still get cavities? Bottle tooth decay refers to cavities in the baby teeth of infants and toddlers. They are caused by
Link between gum disease and heart problems
Several studies have shown that severe gum disease increases the risk of cardiovascular disease due to elevated levels of systemic inflammation in the body.
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