Teeth health

7 Great oral hygiene tips to help avoid oral health problems. Do these 7 things and maintain optimal oral health and healthy gums and teeth.

Remineralize your teeth! The remineralizing process can be done to help with cavities. Have the beginning of a cavity . . . try this remineralizing process to see if you get some results. #remineralize #remineralizingteeth #remineralizingprocess #processofremineralizing #remineralizeteeth #cavities #helpwithcavities #thehealthyhomeeconomist

Many dental health measures attempt to work from the outside in, but what about working from the inside out? The best food for oral health also happens to be some of the tastiest.

3 Unbelievable Reasons You Must Scrape Your Tongue Today and What Are The Benefits Of Regular Tongue Scraping: A clean tongue is an indispensable part of good oral hygiene. Scraping your tongue can do you a whole lot of good – right from removing the extra particles that may breed bacteria to reducing bad breath. #health #wellness #healthcare

Curious about oil pulling? We explore how this ancient Indian oral health practice works.

Did you know it's possible to remineralize teeth naturally? Teeth must be taken care of from the inside as well as the outside. This is how you do it.

They are proof of health and confidence. Who wouldn’t want some shiny white teeth and a beautiful smile? The best solution, although not always at hand, is brushing your teeth every time you drink or eat something. It takes some perseverance and depends on a lot and where you are. Not all foods stain your teeth, but if you’re a smoker or coffee consumer, you have your teeth stained and yellowed.

60 Second Trick To Get Back your Receding Gums and Cavities Problem in a home.Click the link and watch the full video.#toothdecay #toothproblem #WhatAreOralCare #WhatIsOralCare #HowToCareForOralHealth

At Ur Smile Dental, your Herndon Dentist Dr. Kaur, and the team believe the best experience comes with a deep understanding, which is why we take time to fully educate our patients on our approach to optimal dental health. We would instead prevent problems than correct them.