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Brushing your teeth is probably one of the first things you learned to do by yourself when you were growing up. Still, no matter how diligently we clean our teeth every day, there is a good chance that stains have built up over time. Maybe it’s time to see a cosmetic dentist!
Let’s learn more about tooth staining and whitening.
Where Do Teeth Stains Happen?
Stains initially appear on the surface of tooth enamel. Enamel is the hardest substance in the body, even harder than bone! It also has the highest mineral percentage of anything in the body. However, it is a magnet for bacteria, which can lead to staining and tooth decay. Continue reading
When people think about dental health, they often think about three main things:
— Brushing their teeth daily, usually twice a day and after every meal.
— Flossing at least once daily to remove food particles from between teeth.
— Using mouthwash to kill germs and prevent bad breath.
However, it’s good to ask the question: What is mouthwash really doing for you? Continue reading