Teeth Whitening

July 1, 2015 American adults love their coffee, sipping an average of three cups a day, or 587 million cups a year as a nation, according to USA Today. All of that coffee adds up, and many coffee lovers notice that their teeth pay the price for their caffeine fix. Why does coffee stain teeth?
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October 3, 2019 Advertisements for whitening toothpastes seem too good to be true. For a relatively inexpensive cost, you can avoid a cosmetic dentist and professional tooth whitening system altogether by using a special toothpaste
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July 1, 2015 The holiday season is upon us, which means you’ll probably reconnect with extended family and maybe even a few old friends if you are traveling to your home town. It may even be that you are going to spend the holidays with your in-laws or potential future in-laws if you are in a serious relationship.
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July 1, 2015 When judging a potential date, both men and women rate teeth at the top. Based on a national survey of almost 5,500 unattached adults 21 and older, meeting a prospect with clean, bright white teeth wasn’t just a “nice to have” item on their wish lists, but a top priority for both men and women.
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July 1, 2015 Teeth whitening is a fantastic way to rejuvenate your smile and improve the appearance of your teeth with minimal time and effort.  However teeth whitening can leave patients with tooth sensitivity following the treatment.  Tooth sensitivity is generally mild and short lived but may become more intense lasting up to 24 hours. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce the discomfort.
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July 1, 2015 Whiter teeth light up every smile and make you look more attractive.  It is no wonder teeth whitening is one of the most requested dental procedures.  Almost everyone interested in having whiter teeth have tried an over-the-counter teeth whitener to no avail.  Professional teeth whitening treatments use stronger teeth whitening agents that speed up the process.
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July 1, 2015 According to research published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, red wine contains antimicrobial elements that were found to help kill bacteria in simulated lab tests. Cavities, gum disease and tooth loss are caused by the accumulation of bacteria in the mouth. Together, they form ‘biofilms’ — communities of bacteria that turn into plaque, produce acid, and are difficult to kill.
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