Flossing Remove Your Plaque With Few Hassles
Title:
Flossing - Remove Your Plaque With Few Hassles
Word Count:
574
Summary:
How Important Is Flossing?
In one word...very! Flossing not only cleans areas of the teeth where
ordinary toothbrushes can’t reach, it is a key factor in preventing gum
disease. Brushing is an excellent beginning, but flossing is a crucial
factor when it comes to keeping healthy teeth. The bacterium that gets
caught in the nooks and crannies between teeth and in the tight spaces that
toothbrushes can’t reach is removed.
Keywords:
teeth care products, healthy teeth tips, toothache remedies, Stop bleeding gums, tooth whiteni
Article Body:
How Important Is Flossing?
In one word...very!
Flossing not only cleans areas of the teeth where ordinary toothbrushes c
Bacteria, if not removed regularly, may cause a host of problems in a person’s mouth.
For ins
Remnants of food, combined with remaining bacteria turns into plaque. Plaque, left hanging aro
Tarter left alone allows the bacteria to breed and cause a more serous condition called gingiv
Periodontal disease occurs when the bacteria have been allowed to manifest and invade not only
I Haven’t Flossed In A While.
What Should I Expect?
If you haven’t flossed in quite a while, there is a possibility that you may see a hint of blo
How Often Should I floss?
According to the American Dental Association, you should brush twice a day
with a fluoride toothpaste and floss at least once a day.
What About My Children?
When Should They Start Flossing?
The minute two teeth are able to rub together, thus creating a condition whereby food and bact
How Do I Floss?
1.) Use about 18 inches of floss and wind most of it around the middle finger of one hand and
2.) Gently guide the floss between your teeth with a rubbing motion.
3.) Once the floss nears your gum line curve the floss against one tooth in a ’C’ shape.
Slid
4.) While keeping the floss against the tooth, gently, with an up and down motion, move the fl
5.) Repeat as needed.
6.) Remember to floss between all of your teeth, even the hard to reach ones in the back of yo
7.) Remember this is a gentle motion.
Do not use a frontward, backward sawing motion.
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Flossing - Remove Your Plaque With Few Hassles
Word Count:
574
Summary:
How Important Is Flossing?
In one word...very! Flossing not only cleans areas of the teeth where
ordinary toothbrushes can’t reach, it is a key factor in preventing gum
disease. Brushing is an excellent beginning, but flossing is a crucial
factor when it comes to keeping healthy teeth. The bacterium that gets
caught in the nooks and crannies between teeth and in the tight spaces that
toothbrushes can’t reach is removed.
Keywords:
teeth care products, healthy teeth tips, toothache remedies, Stop bleeding gums, tooth whiteni
Article Body:
How Important Is Flossing?
In one word...very!
Flossing not only cleans areas of the teeth where ordinary toothbrushes c
Bacteria, if not removed regularly, may cause a host of problems in a person’s mouth.
For ins
Remnants of food, combined with remaining bacteria turns into plaque. Plaque, left hanging aro
Tarter left alone allows the bacteria to breed and cause a more serous condition called gingiv
Periodontal disease occurs when the bacteria have been allowed to manifest and invade not only
I Haven’t Flossed In A While.
What Should I Expect?
If you haven’t flossed in quite a while, there is a possibility that you may see a hint of blo
How Often Should I floss?
According to the American Dental Association, you should brush twice a day
with a fluoride toothpaste and floss at least once a day.
What About My Children?
When Should They Start Flossing?
The minute two teeth are able to rub together, thus creating a condition whereby food and bact
How Do I Floss?
1.) Use about 18 inches of floss and wind most of it around the middle finger of one hand and
2.) Gently guide the floss between your teeth with a rubbing motion.
3.) Once the floss nears your gum line curve the floss against one tooth in a ’C’ shape.
Slid
4.) While keeping the floss against the tooth, gently, with an up and down motion, move the fl
5.) Repeat as needed.
6.) Remember to floss between all of your teeth, even the hard to reach ones in the back of yo
7.) Remember this is a gentle motion.
Do not use a frontward, backward sawing motion.
This is a demo version of txt2pdf v.10.1
Developed by SANFACE Software http://www.sanface.com/
Available at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html
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