The milk factor in healthy teeth

All parents want their children to have beautiful smiles. . . showing off healthy teeth. It's a sense of achievement to know they have raised healthy and happy children. And good dental health means looking after your teeth to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. MOST parents are aware that one of the ways to keep teeth healthy is by brushing regularly but what many are not aware of is the important...

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The Safety And Effectiveness Of Whitening Products

The Council on Scientific Affairs of the American Dental Association or ADA has been following closely the development of whitening products. And the demand for these products is increasing greatly. ADA recognizes the importance of setting down standard definitions when talking about tooth whitening products. Whitening", for example, us the process that will render the teeth whiter or atleast make...

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Could A Novel Toothbrush Topper Knock Out Bad Breath?

You're so used to that minty, fresh taste of toothpaste kick-starting you awake every morning that you just can't dream of doing away with it. Well, you don't have to. . . just make sure you brush with something else added to your toothbrush, and you might find you've kissed bad breath goodbye! Please Pass the Salt Would you believe that something as simple as salt and pepper on your brush goes a long way in preventing and checking bad breath? The combination gets rid of bacteria build-up in the mouth and promises you cleaner, fresher breath. So get those pepper and salt shakers off your dining...

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Mercury-Free Dentistry - Is There Poison In Your Mouth?

100 Million Americans have it in their bodies, right now, reeking havoc in every cell. 72 tons of it is placed directly in the mouths of North Americans each year. It can contribute to major chronic degenerative diseases including heart disease, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, autism, chronic fatigue syndrome, kidney disease, and other neurological diseases, just to name a few. Is it in your mouth? It might have been put there innocently by a well-intentioned dentist many years ago. But now, more and more research is showing that this toxic substance may be causing untold damage...

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