You make sure that your family has good
dental cleaning habits. You brush twice a day, for at least five minutes in
scrupulous circles, zoning in on specific geographic regions of the mouth. You
floss with the latest, most technologically advanced dental tape. You even buy
your family the newest fad in contoured toothbrushes, just to reach those
hard-to-get spaces in between.
Now that you're listening, a qualified
dentist or hygienist should do your dental cleaning, preferably every six
months. Professional dental cleaning can be broken down into three main
subcategories, namely: scaling, root planning, and polishing.
You do your homework, and you provide your
children with calcium-rich foods that are not too high in sugars. You stock the
pantry with cereals and grains high in B Vitamins. You make consistently
sensible food choices, because you know that any foods that augment muscle and
bone growth are generally recommended for teeth and gums.
All of us can brush our teeth, but not all
of us understand how to brush the teeth correctly. Most people brushes their
teeth with the wrong direction with the left to right movement while the
correct way is up to down which we call a red-white movement.
Brush your teeth gently to help reduce
plaque and stimulate gums. Do massage gums to facilitate the circulation of
blood.
Move the toothbrush to a vertical position
and the focus and the upper and lower teeth in front. This is part of the teeth
where plaque often accumulates.
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