Use These Simple, Natural Ingredients to Remove Dental Plaque and Tartar - 1 views

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  #1 livesoundhealth on 09 Aug 21

   

  Have you ever Imagined that after a dental cleaning your teeth look sparkly and white, but over time they appear more dull and yellow?
  
  That yellowish color comes from plaque, a filmy substance made out of bacteria.
  
  Plaque tends to accumulate on our teeth both above and below our gums. You may find it unsightly, but what's more, it can damage your teeth and gums if it's not removed.
  
  What is plaque and what does it do?
  The two main kinds of plaque are
  
  1. demineralized plaque, which is found on the surface of your teeth and surrounding gums, and
  
  2. staining plaque, which is located below the gum line.
  
  Demineralized plaque is the sticky, slimy substance made up of dead and bacteria-infested food particles and a significant amount of minerals, proteins, and acids.
  
  It can cause plaque to cling to your teeth, potentially causing tartar to form on your teeth.
  
  To keep it from clogging your teeth, you need to brush your teeth with effective toothpaste.
  
  Many people can brush their teeth with just one toothpaste for the entire day. But, you should always brush twice a day with two different toothpaste if you have plaque. What causes dental plaque to build up? Dental plaque is primarily made up of bacteria.
  
  How to remove Dental plaque from your teeth
  Your best line of defense is brushing and flossing on a regular basis.
  
  Some people brush only once a day while others brush three times a day. It depends on your lifestyle and the severity of your dental problems.
  
  Plaque can be removed by brushing your teeth at least twice a day with fluoride toothpaste. One type of fluoride toothpaste is the one that contains small amounts of sodium fluoride, such as those found in Colgate Total toothpaste.
  
  When brushing, make sure to use the interdental brushes designed for the job. These interdental brushes fit tightly into the gap between your teeth and remove plaque from underneath the gums.
  
  When flossing, bend the floss around your finger and start flossing from the middle of your teeth and going up to the gum line.
  
  What are the ingredients for natural toothpaste?
  You can make your own toothpaste using ordinary baking soda, apple cider vinegar, water, and natural astringents. These ingredients are natural. You don't need to throw away your toothpaste when you have plaque buildup because you can use baking soda in place of it.
  
  Baking soda is well known for its strong abrasive properties that help you remove plaque.
  
  How can you use apple cider vinegar to remove dental plaque? I use apple cider vinegar in my toothpaste because it has strong anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. If you've ever used vinegar on a cut or a bruise, you'll know how well it heals the site.
  
  Using apple cider vinegar for your dental care may sound strange, but it's not just for cooking.
  
  How to make toothpaste with baking soda, coconut oil, xylitol, and essential oils
  Baking soda is an abrasive powder that is a common household item. When mixed with water, baking soda acts as an abrasive on your teeth, removing any plaque buildup from below the gums.
  
  For optimal results, you can use a baking soda mixture in the morning and essential oil in the evening. Either way, the baking soda will break down any plaque buildup that has been present and is loosened up by the baking soda.
  
  If you have a sore tooth or would like to try a natural toothpaste, you can also add some coconut oil to the mixture. Now, why not use some of these natural ingredients for all of your skin and hair care? Use these simple, natural ingredients to cleanse, deodorize, and purify your skin.
  
  You can try this recipe or try these formulas for moisturizer and hair care products.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Have you ever Imagined that after a dental cleaning your teeth look sparkly and white, but over time they appear more dull and yellow? <br /> <br /> That yellowish color comes from plaque, a filmy substance made out of bacteria. <br /> <br /> Plaque tends to accumulate on our teeth both above and below our gums. You may find it unsightly, but what's more, it can damage your teeth and gums if it's not removed. <br /> <br /> What is plaque and what does it do? <br /> The two main kinds of plaque are <br /> <br /> 1. demineralized plaque, which is found on the surface of your teeth and surrounding gums, and <br /> <br /> 2. staining plaque, which is located below the gum line. <br /> <br /> Demineralized plaque is the sticky, slimy substance made up of dead and bacteria-infested food particles and a significant amount of minerals, proteins, and acids. <br /> <br /> It can cause plaque to cling to your teeth, potentially causing tartar to form on your teeth. <br /> <br /> To keep it from clogging your teeth, you need to brush your teeth with effective toothpaste. <br /> <br /> Many people can brush their teeth with just one toothpaste for the entire day. But, you should always brush twice a day with two different toothpaste if you have plaque. What causes dental plaque to build up? Dental plaque is primarily made up of bacteria. <br /> <br /> How to remove Dental plaque from your teeth <br /> Your best line of defense is brushing and flossing on a regular basis. <br /> <br /> Some people brush only once a day while others brush three times a day. It depends on your lifestyle and the severity of your dental problems. <br /> <br /> Plaque can be removed by brushing your teeth at least twice a day with fluoride toothpaste. One type of fluoride toothpaste is the one that contains small amounts of sodium fluoride, such as those found in Colgate Total toothpaste. <br /> <br /> When brushing, make sure to use the interdental brushes designed for the job. These interdental brushes fit tightly into the gap between your teeth and remove plaque from underneath the gums. <br /> <br /> When flossing, bend the floss around your finger and start flossing from the middle of your teeth and going up to the gum line. <br /> <br /> What are the ingredients for natural toothpaste? <br /> You can make your own toothpaste using ordinary baking soda, apple cider vinegar, water, and natural astringents. These ingredients are natural. You don't need to throw away your toothpaste when you have plaque buildup because you can use baking soda in place of it. <br /> <br /> Baking soda is well known for its strong abrasive properties that help you remove plaque. <br /> <br /> How can you use apple cider vinegar to remove dental plaque? I use apple cider vinegar in my toothpaste because it has strong anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. If you've ever used vinegar on a cut or a bruise, you'll know how well it heals the site. <br /> <br /> Using apple cider vinegar for your dental care may sound strange, but it's not just for cooking. <br /> <br /> How to make toothpaste with baking soda, coconut oil, xylitol, and essential oils <br /> Baking soda is an abrasive powder that is a common household item. When mixed with water, baking soda acts as an abrasive on your teeth, removing any plaque buildup from below the gums. <br /> <br /> For optimal results, you can use a baking soda mixture in the morning and essential oil in the evening. Either way, the baking soda will break down any plaque buildup that has been present and is loosened up by the baking soda. <br /> <br /> If you have a sore tooth or would like to try a natural toothpaste, you can also add some coconut oil to the mixture. Now, why not use some of these natural ingredients for all of your skin and hair care? Use these simple, natural ingredients to cleanse, deodorize, and purify your skin. <br /> <br /> You can try this recipe or try these formulas for moisturizer and hair care products.</div>

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