Archive for the tag 'Toothbrush'

Sep 09 2011

Which Are The Best Toothpastes?

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Hygiene

There’s a straightforward question – which toothpastes are the best? The answer, all and none. Confused? You’re meant to be. In a way, that’s what toothpaste makers want as well. Don’t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with toothpastes, and many of them do offer added benefits, however, you can brush your teeth with [...]

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Jul 15 2011

What Are Dental Props?

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Children

Even dentists like to have fun, and when it comes to teaching children how to look after their teeth, fun is the best approach. Children take more notice of adults when the adult in question is entertaining them. For a dentist, the best tools in their toolbox are the dental props that are available.
These [...]

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Oct 20 2010

What’s More Important – Toothbrush or Toothpaste?

There is an interesting discussion. Ask you partner which is more important, a quality toothbrush or a quality toothpaste – and don’t say both. Back yet? What was the answer? It’s always interesting to see what people have to say on this topic.
Toothbrushes are important. If you use one that is too soft, you may [...]

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Apr 15 2010

FAQs on Brushing

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

You know how important brushing is for good dental health. This blog has shared with you a lot of tips on brushing. Here are some of the frequently-asked questions on such advice.

Q. Why do you ask me to change my toothbrush every three months?
A. We suggest that you change your toothbrush every three months or [...]

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Nov 04 2009

How Do You Choose Your Toothbrush and Toothpaste?

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

The toothbrush and the toothpaste are two of the most important things that help you take care of your teeth on a daily basis. So, how do you choose these? Do you go for the one that’s the cheapest or for the one whose ad entices you? Do you choose the toothpaste based on its [...]

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Nov 02 2009

Brushing the Teeth Right

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

If somebody tells you that you don’t know how to hold a spoon, you will be offended. But actually, it does not matter how you hold it as long as you are able to put the food in your mouth. This logic does not work with all things though. If someone tells you that you [...]

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Jul 06 2009

Teeth Maintenance: Which Is The Best Toothpaste For You?

When it comes to teeth maintenance, toothpastes aren’t just toothpastes. They are created to do a job depending on the state of your teeth. However, at the risk of contradicting myself, toothpastes generally are just toothpastes. Let me explain.
For the majority of people, the best toothpaste for you is the one you are most comfortable [...]

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Oct 15 2008

How to Choose the Right Toothbrush

Picking up that perfect toothbrush may not be too much of a challenge; nonetheless, it is important to buy the right toothbrush for your teeth. Here are the pointers to buying the right toothbrush.

Go for a toothbrush that has soft bristles. Soft bristles are gentle to the teeth as well as the gums, thereby making [...]

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Oct 11 2008

Flossing The Right Way

Like everything else, there are no real right rigid rules about flossing your teeth except for the generally held axiom that it should be done after every meal. The reason behind this dental hygiene practice is simple. Flossing gets to the places that a toothbrush can’t reach. The plague that gets caught up behind your [...]

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Sep 06 2008

Brushing the right way

Published by Wayzata Dental Staff under Dental Care

Choosing your toothbrush and toothpaste

Toothbrush: A soft-bristled toothbrush is your best bet. Irrespective of how old you are, use a soft brush. A small-headed toothbrush can help you reach the nook and corners of your mouth. Cleaning is easier with a small-headed toothbrush.
It is important to change your toothbrush every three months. If it is [...]

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