You can do this in multiple ways. First, brush twice a day.
Brushing helps remove plaque and bacteria from the surface of the teeth. It
keeps your pearly whites, white and keeps your enamel strong and in top shape.
Agree to floss once a day.
Find the type of floss that feels right, tastes good and is going to
motivate you to keep flossing. If this is a new practice for you, set an alarm
to remind you and remember it takes twenty-one days to make a habit
routine. Flossing is critical to oral
health because it removes plaque below the gum line and doesn’t allow food to
stick and stay between the teeth.
Visit your dentist routinely at the recommended intervals
that are specific to you. While you may think that visiting the dentist twice a
year is sufficient, it may not be enough to keep your smile at its peek. Your
dentist can also complete an oral exam that will help catch any abnormalities
early on.
Increase the greens you eat. “Green vegetables,” according
to Periodontist Dr. Denine Rice, “not only improve your overall health but they
also improve the health of your smile because they have water in them that
helps wash away bacteria from your teeth.
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