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Xylitol Toothpaste: 3 Benefits for Better Oral Health
Ever wonder what makes your toothpaste subtly sweet? There are dozens of sweeteners out there, but only one that fights cavities: xylitol.
Learn moreHydroxyapatite Toothpaste Is the Future of Oral Care—Science Says So
Fluoride has been fighting cavities since the 50s. But should you really brush with something that has a poison control warning? Enter hydroxyapatite: the natural cavity fighter trusted by astronauts, dentists, and (soon) you.
Learn moreAre Teeth Bones? Here’s the Difference (and Why It Matters)
Anatomy class is in session. Today’s discussion: Are teeth and bones the same thing? They have plenty in common, but it’s important to understand the differences so you can maximize your oral health—and your overall health.
Learn moreHere’s When to Replace Your Toothbrush (and Why It Matters)
Your toothbrush is your first line of defense against harmful bacteria. But if you don’t replace it regularly, it’s not nearly as effective. Learn the science behind swapping your toothbrush, plus the best type to use.
Learn moreHere’s Why SLS Is In Your Toothpaste (and Why It’s a Problem)
The stuff that makes your toothpaste foam up may also be bad news for your mouth. Let’s see what science says about sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) and why you should consider ditching it.
Learn moreYour Oral Health Depends on These 6 Nutrients. Do You Get Enough?
Taking care of your teeth doesn’t stop when you walk away from the sink. These six vitamins and minerals are the building blocks of a healthy mouth. Are you getting enough of them?
Learn moreWhat’s In Your Dental Floss? These Ingredients May Surprise You
Dental floss often contains toxins, carcinogens, and microplastics that are bad for your body (and the environment). You also might be surprised to know most dental floss isn't vegan, either.
Learn moreOral Care During Pregnancy: The Essential Guide for a Mom-to-Be
Healthy habits become even more important during pregnancy—especially dental hygiene habits. Learn how taking care of your teeth and gums can prevent pregnancy complications and protect your little one.
Learn moreWhen You Don’t Brush Your Teeth, Your Whole Body Pays the Price
Doctors have some unconventional advice for protecting your brain, heart, and lungs: brush your teeth twice a day! Learn how your oral health impacts your overall health.
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