Toothpicks are one of the most common items for Australians to choke on! Not only this, there’s a high incidence of swallowed toothpicks causing puncture injuries. Children are also at...
The average time that Australian adults take to brush their teeth is 20 to 30 seconds. Admit it – do you really brush your teeth for two minutes? A very...
For those annoying tea and coffee stains that build up in the tight spaces in between, here’s a trick that might help you. Try brushing your teeth first, then, before...
Be careful brushing with baking soda! Using baking soda and water to brush your teeth can be very effective at controlling stains and therefore make your teeth look whiter. However...
Rinsing your mouth with bicarbonate of soda and water is an excellent method for neutralising the acids in your mouth that are responsible for most dental disease. Fill a bottle...
Though it may seem more hygienic (and even a bit more civilized), to slide a nice little cover on your toothbrush after brushing your teeth, it actually is not a...
The issue with foods like onions and garlic is that they contain pungent oils that get carried through your bloodstream to your lungs. When you breathe out, the pungent leftovers...
Prosthetic teeth—whether they be implanted, crowned, bridged, or denture teeth—are designed to act like your natural teeth, so they should be cared for in that way! Restored teeth are all...
Stains from tea (including green tea!), coffee, red wine, soy sauce & curries are a nuisance. So here are a few little tricks that can help keep those stains away....
