Healthy teeth throughout life also affects your overall health! Research supports a connection between oral and general health, so it is important to keep your mouth healthy. Your smile not only brings you confidence, but your teeth allow you to chew and speak properly. It is important to have proper oral care and visit your dental professional to prevent gum disease and cavities. Healthy Teeth A healthy mouth has gums that are light pink in color and fit firmly around...

The TePe Special Care toothbrush is ideal for areas with fragile or sensitive tissue.   This brush works well for the following situations:  After oral surgery  Mucositis (sore inflamed and ulcerated oral tissue)  Sensitive root surface  Extremely dry mouth  During radiation or chemotherapy when oral tissue has an adverse effect  The TePe Special Care toothbrush has 12,000 ultra-soft bristles. The neck of the brush can be angled in hot water for better access. There are two different brush head sizes, the compact size works well to...

Did you know that brushing alone only removes up to 60% of the plaque on your teeth? The rest is found between our teeth. There are different interdental cleaning devices such as floss, dental picks, water irrigators and interdental brushes. Interdental brushes are often easier to use compared to other options, and in most cases the most efficient tool to prevent gum inflammation and cavities. Use your interdental tool once a day, preferably in the evening before toothbrushing. Each tool...

Do you think about the way you are brushing your teeth every day or is it more of an automatic procedure? It is a well-known recommendation to brush twice a day, but your technique also matters. Here are some simple tips to make your brushing more effective. Review your technique. Generally, most plaque accumulates along the gumline and between the teeth. When brushing the goal is to feel the bristles along the gumline. Aim to angle your toothbrush at about...