Does chewing gum actually cut down on bacteria and help prevent cavities? Before you forsake gum forever or hop on the chewing bandwagon, here is some information about gum and how it relates to your oral health:
Survey Says…
Multiple studies have been conducted to determine gum’s role in oral hygiene. According to the American Dental Association (ADA), chewing gum can be considered a healthy dental habit.
There are actually brands of gum that boast the ADA seal of approval, so if you have a hankering for something to chew, keep an eye out for a package of gum with the ADA seal.…
As you know, what you eat affects your health. The same principle applies to your oral health. You know that you should moderate your intake of sugary and acidic foods so that you can keep them from degrading your tooth enamel. However, you can also structure your diet to support healthy oral tissues as well. These foods are easy to come by and prepare in your home. You can also easily incorporate them into several meals throughout the day.…
Braces can cause anxiety for many people. Their appearance in their main concern. Can you really still look fabulous wearing metal in your mouth? Braces didn’t stop these celebrities from looking great, so go out there and rock your new mouth accessory - and remember it’s only temporary!
Famous Metal Mouths
The Grammy Awards in 2003 sported Faith Hill with shiny tools; the 2003 Writers Guild Awards had Nicolas Cage with lower braces, and Tom Cruise showed up on the red carpet in 2002 with regular wire and invisible brackets.…
