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a toothbrush that is pink.
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Who is the godfather of toothbrushing?
'The Godfather Of Toothbrushing'...Ralph Winge, D.D.S....Has Also Become...The Most Prolific...'Toothbrushing Choreographer'...With His...Sixth Move!...Called The 'Winge 90'...Or Just...'The 90!'...
What are the advantages of toothbrushing?
well, your teeth wont rot...
Who invented the 'Bounce' Toothbrushing Technique?
USC's Ralph Winge, D.D.S.
Besides toothbrushing what alternative usages could you make out of toothpasta?
Toothpaste can be used for cleaning silver ornaments.
How has the toothbrush changed?
This is an article based on electronic toothbrushes, showing how toothbrushes evolved http://www.intelligentdental.com/2010/02/09/ideal-toothbrush-and-toothbrushing-methods-part-2/
What others technologies help us live comfortably?
Nearly every one, from clothing, to toothbrushing, to cooking, to electricity, to mining, to Musical Instruments, to nuclear power plants, to computing systems, to telecom systems, etc.
What has the author Morton Pader written?
Morton Pader has written: 'Oral hygiene products and practice' -- subject(s): Care and hygiene, Dental hygiene, Home Care Dental Devices, Oral Health, Oral Hygiene, Oral hygiene products, Teeth, Toothbrushing
What is the Leonard toothbrushing technique?
ØØThe Fones and Leonard techniques, with vigorous pressure, can also cause gingival trauma, and the rolling stroke can traumatize the mucogingival junction and alveolar mucosa. If trauma is present, practitioners should help patients adapt their existing technique to avoid further injury.
Common Dental problems every pets face?
Fractured teeth. Our pets use their mouths for everything! ... Worn teeth. Worn teeth are seen most commonly in dogs. ... Tooth discolouration. ... Tooth luxation. ... Juvenile gingivitis. ... Feline chronic gingivostomatitis. ... Resorptive lesions. ... Toothbrushing tips.
What is the Charters toothbrushing technique?
Charter's technique is recommended for post-operative patients, or painful tissue. The bristles are angled 45 degrees away from the gingiva towards the crown with half of the bristles on gum, and half of on teeth. The handle is parallel to the horizon or occlusal plane. Small circular strokes as you move posterior to anterior, while staying on 2 teeth at a time for a few seconds.
Is there any research information on dry toothbrushing technique and its efficiency in fighting tooth decay and periodontal disease?
For the most part dry brushing is just as effective on tooth decay and periodontal disease. But using a fluoride toothpaste can help strengthen teeth. It's just one extra step in fighting cavities. It will also help keep breath fresher. _____ Dry toothbrushing? I would like to see some sources on that... fluoride in toothpaste is known for its bactericidal properties, not so much strengthening teeth. For it to strengthen teeth, the fluoride must be incorporated in the developing tooth. This will form the fluorapatite molecule which gives extra strength to the outermost tooth layer, the enamel. It's better that you keep using fluoridated toothpaste approved by the ADA to fight the bacteria causing tooth decay and periodontal disease! Make sure you brush and floss DAILY, bacteria under the gum line can cause decay, lead to bone and tooth loss and gum disease. Not a bad idea to rinse with diluted peroxide if you see bleeding but make sure you get to a dentist.
Does toothbrushing prevent infection?
Maintaing proper oral hygiene, just as brushing your teeth, gargling, and flossing, help to maintain a balance of the bacteria in your mouth. It can help to prevent infection of the teeth or gums. It definitely prevents cavities to start with, and cavities can lead to an abscessed tooth. There are many dentists who say that maintaining proper oral hygiene also effects many other systems of the body, such as preventing heart disease, helping for a healthy pregnancy, any many other whole-body issues.
