floss | Denver Restorative Dentistry https://www.denverrestorativedentistry.com Sun, 10 Dec 2017 06:13:51 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7.1 Dental Facts on Dental Floss https://www.denverrestorativedentistry.com/dental-facts-on-dental-floss/ Sun, 10 Dec 2017 06:13:51 +0000 https://www.denverrestorativedentistry.com/?p=478   If you have not already done so, it is important to visit your dentist for a routine check-up to determine if you’re brushing and flossing techniques are being done effectively. Your dentist will be able to determine if you are accurately cleaning between teeth and using dental floss as intended. If for any reason [...]

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If you have not already done so, it is important to visit your dentist for a routine check-up to determine if you’re brushing and flossing techniques are being done effectively. Your dentist will be able to determine if you are accurately cleaning between teeth and using dental floss as intended. If for any reason you are missing any areas between teeth, they will let you know so you can adjust your flossing methods accordingly.

To ensure your smile can function effectively, it is always a good idea to look for products that can easily clean your teeth effectively. Beyond using floss that is shred-resistant, you may want to try an alternate interdental cleaner such as a water flosser. Water flossers use a steady beam of water to rinse out debris and harmful acids between teeth.

When flossing between your teeth, it is important to make sure no teeth are left behind. This means flossing between each and every tooth on all sides of each tooth. Also, don’t forget the back row as they tend to be neglected during flossing sessions. To prevent contamination, always make sure you’re using a new strand of thread each day when flossing.

When flossing between teeth, it is important to use gentle movements that will not easily cut or damage your gums. Go slow so you can accurately clean between each and every tooth. Try to use a strand that is roughly 16 to 20“ in length, so you can move up and down the strand as necessary to accurately clean between each and every tooth and avoid contamination.

Seeking a better smile and better oral health without interdental treatments is a difficult task to comprehend for individuals who seek true oral health superstardom. For more interdental treatments or to schedule an oral exam or professional cleaning with Dr. Taylor Goggins and our team at our dentist office in Broomfield, Colorado, please contact Denver Restorative Dentistry at 303-586-1019.

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Don’t Let Oral Health Hygiene Disasters Scare Your Love Away https://www.denverrestorativedentistry.com/dont-let-oral-health-hygiene-disasters-scare-your-love-away/ Wed, 18 Jan 2017 22:13:41 +0000 https://www.denverrestorativedentistry.com/?p=317 Don’t let oral health hygiene disasters scare your love away. Halitosis, also known as bad breath, doesn’t exactly warrant an invitation for individuals looking to steal a kiss or two from a loved one during the season of love. Keep your mouth clean this Valentine’s Day and every day after for a lifetime of love [...]

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Don’t let oral health hygiene disasters scare your love away. Halitosis, also known as bad breath, doesn’t exactly warrant an invitation for individuals looking to steal a kiss or two from a loved one during the season of love. Keep your mouth clean this Valentine’s Day and every day after for a lifetime of love and affection for your teeth and gums.

Here are some additional risks that are abound during Valentine’s Day you should beware of:

– Avoid highly acidic treats such as sour sweets. The acidity in some sour sweets is nearly that of car battery acid!
– If you wish to indulge this year, chocolate is a better choice than most options, as it is much easier to clean off your mouth than sticky, chewy, or hard candies.
– Exercise caution when consuming any hard snacks that can easily crack or chip teeth.
– Sticky candies such as caramels, taffies, and gummies stick to your teeth and gums and can be difficult to remove. Also, be mindful of treats that can get dislodged between your teeth. Floss daily to remove food particles that brushing cannot reach.

Don’t let Valentine’s Day set your smile back all year. If you are looking to set up an appointment for an oral examination or if you need a professional cleaning from Denver Restorative Dentistry, you can schedule an appointment with Dr. Taylor Goggins by calling us at 303-586-1019. We are located in Broomfield, Colorado, and can assist you with a wide variety of dental services and treatments. Call us today, and see what we can do for your smile!

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