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First of all, you should know that we are not equal in terms of dental whiteness. The natural color of teeth varies for each of us and changes over time.

What brushing technique should I use to fight plaque?
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The most effective technique, that won't damage the enamel or injure the gums, is to brush in a circular motion, going over all
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Should I take fluoride supplements in addition to the fluoride in my toothpaste?
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Special cases aside, the fluoride in cooking salt and fluoride toothpaste are usually sufficient for adults.
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Do sweets really promote tooth decay?
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When the bacteria in dental plaque digest sugars, they produce acids which then attack the enamel and dentine, causing tooth de
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Are older people safe from tooth decay?
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Absolutely not – older people are at a significantly higher risk of tooth decay, for a number of reasons:
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It only takes 48 hours without brushing your teeth for dental plaque to solidify and become more difficult to remove! So grab your toothbrush!
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80% of adults will experience a gum problem during their lifetime, with potentially serious consequences for the health of their teeth.
I have sensitive teeth, should I brush my teeth less often?
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No, quite the opposite is true! Daily oral hygiene will reduce dentine hypersensitivity and protect the gums and enamel.
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It is estimated that 20% of the population suffers from bad breath. In 90% of cases, this is due to gum or tooth problems.
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Most adults will suffer from at least one decayed tooth during their lifetime, despite progress made with fluoride toothpastes. Poor dental hygiene is to blame.
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How should you brush your teeth?
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Why use fluoride, and how?
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Tooth decay – the importance of prevention