Dr. Kimmerling’s Proper Brushing & Flossing Video
Think you know how to brush and floss your teeth correctly? Check this out, and see if you really know how.
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Think you know how to brush and floss your teeth correctly? Check this out, and see if you really know how.
Duration : 0:4:38
Tips on tartar buildup on dogs’ teeth and how to find it in this free online video series.
Expert: Elise McMahon
Bio: Elise McMahon has a Ph.D. in animal behavior and has been working with both domestic and wild dogs since the early 1990s.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
Duration : 0:1:58
“Kids come in with blown-out teeth at 2 and 3 years old.” A Dentist warns against simple parenting mistakes such as leaving a baby with a bottle all night. It is important for children to have a healthy image of a dentist office, so as not to avoid it when older.
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Does your child need an orthodontic treatment?
Orthodontics are very important and are the type of dentistry that corrects irregularities of the jaws, teeth and face. This corrective treatment is carried out by the orthodontist using different options of dental devices. The orthodontist can re-position the teeth and/or jaws that are not in correct alignment or position. The dental term for this dental issue is malocclusion. Orthodontics aims to ensure that the teeth and mouth look and function well.
Why is it important to have orthodontic treatment for your Child? Orthodontic problems can disfigure the face and mouth and cause the child pain as well as problems with biting or chewing. Dental Orthodontics can improve the appearance of the teeth and the functionality of the bite. Normal speech as well as the bite can be improved through orthodontic treatment. A bad bite can make biting and chewing very difficult for the child and cause their teeth to wear down from the malocclusion. When the child has crooked teeth it is very hard to bite properly and brush correctly. Therefor increasing the chance of tooth decay and rotting or even the loss of teeth. These orthodontic issues can cause multiple including damaging the bone or the gums. If the crooked teeth are not treated many problems can arise and make it more difficult to fix in the future.
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G brushes his teeth to Raffi song. Turn up volume for full effect.
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Are your teeth yellow? Does your breath smell? Then watch this video. Your teeth will be cleaner than ever! Your breath will smell like vanilla mint and you won’t get the dreaded gingivitis!
music by death cab for cutie & cut copy
Duration : 0:5:10
I have a 7 month old Pomeranian and some of her top teeth are very loose… Are puppies supposed to lose their teeth?
Yes, usually they swallow them, at 7mths he should have lost most puppy teeth already but still be cutting molars.
He is 14 month’s old. I do have the brush and paste. I haven’t really bothered with it to much. Let me know what you guys have done. Thank you. P.S – He only has 6 teeth so far.
Start brushing twice a day as soon as the teeth start coming in.
Get a soft bristled brush and use a tiny amount of toothpaste. Try the kids toothpaste that is safe if swallowed. Adult toothpaste can cause bone damage if too much is swallowed(the flouride is unsafe in large quantities) Brush for a minute and then let him play and brush (he will probably chew on it) for another minute.
Also, dentists now recommend the first dental appointment at 1 year of age.
I never put my head directly under the shower unless I am specifically washing my hair because I do not like the water in my eyes. I then wash my right arm, left arm, torso, back, privates then rince. The I floss my teeth and brush them in the shower.
Sometimes if I am really tired/sleepy I cant remember if I have just started or was about to finish so I will have to soap myself all over again, lol.
How does your shower experience compare?
I work from top to bottom.
ok so it seems any time i eat something that i sugary and hard and sticky like taffy or a sucker or sometimes even jelley beans my teeth in the back of my mouth get this really bad pain and i only get it from candy…and it sometimes happens on both sides..does this mean that i need to brush more? or do i ahve cavitites?
ok so no im not a fat a$$ im about 6′ and weigh about 140 lbs i may be chunky but im not fat and i really dont eat that much candy its just whenever i do it hurts…umm i have my dental apointments every 6 months and i always brush at least 1 time a day and mouthwash if i have it
It sounds to me like you have cavities. Do you not get regular dental cleanings and checks? If not, then call a dentist and tell them your issue and they will get you in asap to see if you have cavities and how bad they are. Sadly, there is no other way to do anything about it and the longer you wait, the worse they will get.