The Whitening System contains a 4.2 ounce tube of Supersmile Professional Whitening Toothpaste as well as a 3.6 ounce tube of Supersmile Professional Whitening Accelerator. Used in conjunction, these two products will help to remove surface stains as well as deeper stains. Simply apply a pearl sized drop of toothpaste and accelerator on the same dry Supersmile 45° Ergonomic Toothbrush and brush for two minutes twice daily. You will discover that using the Supersmile 45° Ergonomic Toothbrush also has its benefits. No matter how you hold the brush, you will always be reaching your gum line at the correct – ADA recommended 45° brushing angle – therefore removing hard to reach stains and plaque between teeth and beneath the gum-line. Rinse the brush thoroughly after each use with warm water. To complete your regimen, just rinse thirty seconds with clinically developed Supersmile Whitening OralRinse to effectively eliminate the bacteria that can cause bad breath, help prevent the formation of plaque and assure long-lasting fresh breath.
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I got my wisdom tooth extracted 3-4 days ago. I feel no pain and no swelling. I looked in the mirror earlier and i saw some white stuff (possibly dead tissue?) inside the extraction site. I ignored it. I then looked at it several minutes later and this time, the white stuff covered the whole extraction area (inside out but not leaking out). The doctor gave me some chlorhexidine to rinse with so i used that. After i rinsed, i examined the site and the white tissue/puss was gone. Is this bacteria? is this normal? Because i do not feel any pain and i’ve been reading around and people are saying that this is completely normal as other are saying its an infection. Please. can a knowledgeable individual please tell me if this is normal and/or if this white stuff is bacteria…
I just want to make sure im healing properly. Before the white stuff surrounded the whole extraction area, i visited the dentist and they said its healing properly. But after i saw it surround the extraction site, i got alittle worried. Please, someone explain to me what is going on.
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Is using Hydrogen Peroxide for mouthwash safe? I put a big bottle of it in the shower and while I’m showering I take a little bit in my mouth and swoosh it around.
Will this cause harm to my body? (obviously I don’t swallow it)
I know the Listerine Whitening is pre-brushing. Would it be okay if I use the ListerineAntiseptic mouthwash after I brush my teeth or is this too much?
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Cash-Strapped Americans Neglect Their Teeth Dentist and Oral Surgeon Dr. Gregg Lituchy Discusses Tips for Saving Money on Dental Care in Challenging Economic Times Without Cavities! February 9 is National Toothache Day With the economy taking a nose dive, Americans are starting to cut back on everything from food and travel to medical treatments. If healthcare has become a luxury, dental care is now an extravagance. In fact, a recent study published in Health Services Research found that an increase in unemployment may be associated with fewer preventive care visits[1]. With root canals and dental implants ranging from 0[2] to 00[3], postponing expensive treatments has become a reality with far-reaching consequences for oralhygiene. Skipping regular six-month dental check-ups and the proper daily oralhygiene routine of brushing, flossing and rinsing may lead to much greater dental expenses down the line! Dr. Gregg Lituchy offers easy tips for busy Americans to take total care of their mouths, reduce the risk of oral care problems and maintain beautiful smiles without hurting their wallets · Multitask rinse your mouth with an anti-cavity fluoride rinse that delivers multiple oral care benefits while you are washing your face. · Avoid sticky situations foods that stick to the teeth create an environment for bacteria to thrive, so the best strategy is to brush your teeth after meals and snacks. · Technique matters learn the proper way to brush and floss. Ask your …
