One of the most important parts of any person daily routine should be brushing their teeth. Performing this action is habit for most people, and it is one that is absolutely necessary.
"This is the story of a young girl from Alaska who thought she was a bear; she was a strong, brave, and fearsome creature that everyone both respected and feared. She did all the things that bears would do. She climbed trees, chased away small animals, ate honey, and roared at her enemies.
First, control bad breath on the run with a spoon. This is a real thing. If you taste a foul stench in your mouth, you can lessen that stench when you don't have a toothbrush or mints to do the job for you. Here's how you do it.
Take a spoon into the bathroom with you. Using the scraping edge, scrape your tongue several times and rinse to lessen he odor. Halitosis causing bacteria rests on the top of your tongue. When it gets bad, you can see a layer of these bacteria sitting on your tongue.
The toothpaste is the other important part of the equation. The secret to the paste actually lies with its composition. Most commercial toothpaste has lightly abrasive elements mixed into its makeup. These inedible abrasives lightly scour the surface of each tooth in time with the action of the bristles.
Grandmother Bruin chuckled and continued. "As this young woman grew up, she started having trouble with her teeth. Her precious bear jaws were just not as strong as they used to be.
Some of her teeth started to chip when she tried to open bottles. Others got cavities because she ate too much honey. As this poor bear-girl grew older and older, she began losing all her teeth!" The children gasped.
Ideally, people should be brushing their teeth three times a day. Put simply, individuals should be performing the action when they wake up, in the afternoon, and right before they go to sleep.
In extreme cases, some people have found that taking a rubber band, stretching it until it thins and using that like floss will work as well. This method is fraught with peril and should only be used as a last resort.
"Eewwww! How did she eat?" another grandchild asked.
Harder fruits and vegetables scrape away plaque as you bite into them. Apples, carrots, and celery all keep a stiff edge that can scrape your teeth clean as you bite down.
When it all comes down to it, performing this action on a regular basis is going to be the best way to ensure a bright and white smile, good breath, and prevent cavities and other harmful things from developing. As such, it is a habit set which is well worth adopting.
One of the most important parts of the process is brushing after meals in order to get rid of buildup. Getting rid of the accumulations left by food immediately removes the harmful prospective elements before they have the time to sink in and do damage.
Your oral care doesn't have to suffer from a lack of traditional tools. All you need is to know what other tools can be used temporarily to accomplish the same goal.
"This is the story of a young girl from Alaska who thought she was a bear; she was a strong, brave, and fearsome creature that everyone both respected and feared. She did all the things that bears would do. She climbed trees, chased away small animals, ate honey, and roared at her enemies.
First, control bad breath on the run with a spoon. This is a real thing. If you taste a foul stench in your mouth, you can lessen that stench when you don't have a toothbrush or mints to do the job for you. Here's how you do it.
Take a spoon into the bathroom with you. Using the scraping edge, scrape your tongue several times and rinse to lessen he odor. Halitosis causing bacteria rests on the top of your tongue. When it gets bad, you can see a layer of these bacteria sitting on your tongue.
The toothpaste is the other important part of the equation. The secret to the paste actually lies with its composition. Most commercial toothpaste has lightly abrasive elements mixed into its makeup. These inedible abrasives lightly scour the surface of each tooth in time with the action of the bristles.
Grandmother Bruin chuckled and continued. "As this young woman grew up, she started having trouble with her teeth. Her precious bear jaws were just not as strong as they used to be.
Some of her teeth started to chip when she tried to open bottles. Others got cavities because she ate too much honey. As this poor bear-girl grew older and older, she began losing all her teeth!" The children gasped.
Ideally, people should be brushing their teeth three times a day. Put simply, individuals should be performing the action when they wake up, in the afternoon, and right before they go to sleep.
In extreme cases, some people have found that taking a rubber band, stretching it until it thins and using that like floss will work as well. This method is fraught with peril and should only be used as a last resort.
"Eewwww! How did she eat?" another grandchild asked.
Harder fruits and vegetables scrape away plaque as you bite into them. Apples, carrots, and celery all keep a stiff edge that can scrape your teeth clean as you bite down.
When it all comes down to it, performing this action on a regular basis is going to be the best way to ensure a bright and white smile, good breath, and prevent cavities and other harmful things from developing. As such, it is a habit set which is well worth adopting.
One of the most important parts of the process is brushing after meals in order to get rid of buildup. Getting rid of the accumulations left by food immediately removes the harmful prospective elements before they have the time to sink in and do damage.
Your oral care doesn't have to suffer from a lack of traditional tools. All you need is to know what other tools can be used temporarily to accomplish the same goal.
About the Author:
As General dentists serving the McPherson, Hillsboro, Hutchinson and dental offices of Salina, KS, Drs. Julian, Kynaston, and Perry can treat your dentistry needs as well as dentistry that is considered cosmetic.
