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Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, Dental History, Dental Technology, Preventive Dentistry on Jan 29th, 2009 Comments Off
Many ingredients that are now used in toothpastes, with Fluoride being one of the most common. The combination of the toothpaste and modern toothbrush gives everyone the tools to better oral hygiene and dental health.
Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, Dental History, Preventive Dentistry on Jan 25th, 2009 Comments Off
It wasn’t until the 1900s that toothpastes evolved to be more modern. Many toothpaste companies, worked to design toothpastes that tasted good while providing the means to clean teeth while not causing gums to bleed.
Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, Dental History, Dental Technology, Preventive Dentistry on Jan 22nd, 2009 Comments Off
In the 19th century, a lot of different toothpastes were designed to both clean teeth and give the user better breath. This is where the modern idea for toothpaste came from, and is one of the turning points in the history of toothpaste. The combination of these pastes and the toothbrush worked to ensure [...]
Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, Dental Technology, Preventive Dentistry on Jan 20th, 2009 Comments Off
The 19th Century saw a lot of innovations to toothpaste, although many of them would be strange when compared to what we used today. Charcoal, for example, was used to clean teeth. Most of the toothpastes of this time were powders that became a paste when introduced to saliva.
Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, Dental History, General Dentistry, Teeth Bleaching, Teeth Whitening on Jan 15th, 2009 Comments Off
The concept of toothpaste and mouth wash is pretty old – almost as old as the Egyptians’ toothbrush.
The earliest known toothpaste was created by the Egyptians. It was said to contain rock salt, mint, dried iris flowers and pepper. This was then crushed and mixed together to form a powder. When mixed [...]
Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry on Jan 13th, 2009 Comments Off
Consider drinking tea instead of coffee. Compounds found in green or black tea have been found to stop the growth of bacteria that cause bad breath.
Try sugarless yogurt. Researchers have found that sugarless yogurt reduces compounds that create bad breath.

Posted in Dental Health, General Dentistry, Preventive Dentistry on Jan 8th, 2009 Comments Off
Consider lowering your dairy intake, eating dairy foods will often produce a foul odor.
Also, lower your protein intake. Eating an excess of meat may also create a ‘bad breath’ reaction.
Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health, General Dentistry, Preventive Dentistry on Jan 6th, 2009 Comments Off
Simple changes to your diet could help you in the fight against bad breath. Make water your best friend. Drink as much of it as you can. It is recommended to have at least 8-10 glasses per day. Remember, dry mouth is linked with bad breath.
Eat fruit! Fruit is loaded with water, [...]