You brush your teeth two or three times a day. But while you’re cleaning up those pearly whites, have you ever wondered about the evolution of the tools you’re using? No?
Our friendly dentist at Michael J. Weiss & Associates always emphasizes the importance of brushing our teeth at least twice a day to fight tooth decay and prevent gum disease.
If you have been brushing your teeth in the same manner your whole life, it could be time for a change. You might not need anything major—just some alterations in your technique.
What are the first things you notice about people when you meet them in-person?
If you ask youngsters how they like to entertain themselves, chances are that no one will say, “By brushing my teeth. ” Sure, many kids consider oral healthcare to be a chore.
Think of tooth decay as public enemy #1 when it comes to your oral health. Left untreated, it opens the door to a host of more serious complications.
If you place your hands directly below your ears, on either side of your face, you’ll find the temporomandibular joints, or TMJ for short.
