Brushing your teeth twice a day is an important part of good oral hygiene, and its science is rooted in our understanding of dental health, bacteria, and plaque formation. Every day, the human mouth becomes a productive & stable ecosystem where millions of bacteria stay, feeding on leftover food particles and sugars. These bacteria produce … Read more
Neglecting to brush your tongue can have a significant impact on your oral health, as well as your overall well-being. What happens if you don’t brush your tongue? Why To Brush Yours Tounge ? • The tongue, with its rough surface and numerous taste buds, is a prime breeding ground for bacteria, food particles, and … Read more
The Rough side of Toothbrush often overlooked in the daily ritual / routine of oral hygiene, plays a surprisingly important role in maintaining dental health, and its importance cannot be underestimated. Location of Rough side of Toothbrush • Textured/ Rough portion/ side of Toothbrush , typically found on the back of the toothbrush head. Function … Read more
The gag reflex, a natural defense mechanism of the body, can often be triggered during tooth brushing, especially when brushing the back of the tongue or the throat. (gag reflex when brushing teeth ) This reflex is designed to prevent choking and aspirating foreign objects, but for many, it can pose a challenge during daily … Read more