Sugar Editorial Picks
Jul 15, 2009 -
You treat your body right by exercising and eating well, but are you spending enough time ensuring your mouth is healthy? According to NYC-based dentist Dr. Nancy Rosen, a sufficient dental hygiene routine includes brushing your teeth for two to three minutes and one to two minutes of flossing.
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Mar 04, 2009 -
Brushing your teeth is about as basic as dental health can get, and paired with flossing, it's the foundation for cleaning your gums and pearly whites. It's a habit instilled in us from the time teeth make their first appearance, but how often we brush tends to vary from person to person. How many times do you brush your teeth each day?
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Jan 14, 2009 -
Trying to get your tot's teeth brushed, but they aren't into it? Turn the task into a game. When my daughter purses her lips and shuts off access to her pearly whites, I ask questions about her favorite things.
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May 29, 2007 -
diet-blog tells the tale of getting low fat milk straight from the cow.
Complete Running gives some excellent tips for those new to running.
vita-beat reports that 12 percent of people are not brushing their teeth daily.
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Sep 17, 2009 -
Brushing your teeth regularly is a great habit to start. I'm sure you brush in the morning and before bed at night, but what about when you're on the job?
Do You Brush Your Teeth at Work?
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Nov 13, 2007 -
There is not a whole lot you can do in just five minutes. However there are two vital things you can do every day for your health and they only take about five minutes a day, which means you'll still have 1,435 minutes left in your day to do everything else.
- Floss your teeth (one minute, once a day).
- Brush your teeth (two minutes, twice a day).
Fit's Tip: My dentist once told me that brushing your teeth without flossing at least once a day is like washing only 65 percent of your body — gross!
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Jul 12, 2007 -
Some of us just really hate to go to the dentist and avoid it at all costs. That avoidance might be costing you your teeth. Here is a little statistic that might inspire you: 30 percent of Americans over 60 no longer have their teeth.
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Apr 24, 2007 -
We all want our teeth to be bright and white. There are so many whitening products and toothpastes on the shelves at my local drugstore. Dentists, for a pretty penny, professionally bleach stained and colored teeth.
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Jan 22, 2008 -
Tooth brushing is good for you, so more tooth brushing can only be better, right? Wrong. Overbrushing can actually be detrimental to your dental health.
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May 21, 2008 -
I know I should be brushing my teeth every time I finish meals and snacks. I definitely brush my teeth in the morning after breakfast and before I hit the hay, but when it comes to brushing during the day, well my only excuse is that it's hard to remember. What about you?
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