Monday 23 December 2013

5 Simple Tips for Teeth that Last for Life

A big bright smile is the best accessory we can wear always. It always attracts people. So it is so crucial to keep out teeth healthy always.
Get a sparkling smile by following simple daily habits like brushing your teeth regularly, cutting down on sugar intake between meals and limiting your alcohol intake and smoking. 



Brush your teeth regularly:

In order to keep your teeth healthy and white brush them regularly. You should brush twice a day and remember not to brush immediately after eating as acids can soften the outer layer of tooth enamel which you might wash away.
Another easy tip to keep your teeth white is rinsing your mouth thoroughly with water after each meal.

Replace your Tooth brush:

To help keep your smile bright, replace your manual toothbrush every 2 or 3 months; for electric toothbrush follow the manufacturer’s advice. A worn out toothbrush cannot clean your teeth properly and may even damage your gums. So changing your toothbrush is very important for healthy teeth.

Brush your teeth the right Way:

It is very important to brush your teeth the right way. Avoid brushing your teeth very hard. Brush your teeth softly, using short circular motions to protect your enamel, don’t forget to reach between your teeth and also brush your tongue for 30 seconds. Finish by rinsing with either water or your mouthwash. Floss your teeth at least once a day.

Eat the right Foods:

Grazing on sweet treats and sugared drinks can cause dental caries since your mouth takes around an hour to neutralize sugar attacks. Citrus fruit can be very acidic, just like pickle and fizzy drinks. Remember to swill your mouth with water afterwards to buffer their harmful effects. Also, use a straw when drinking fizzy drinks.

Reduce Your Bad Habits:

Smoking can prevent you from having gleaming, healthy teeth as it can turn your teeth yellow as well as increase your risk of developing gum disease and mouth cancer. Excessive alcohol consumption has been linked to an increased risk of developing mouth cancer.



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