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Why shouldn't we underrate interdental brushes?
Most people think that by brushing their teeth twice a day with a regular toothbrush, they are doing the most for their teeth and oral health. However, unfortunately, even the best manual or electric toothbrush cannot effectively clean the interdental spaces, where food particles settle and bacteria subsequently develop.
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Do you know the structure of a tooth? Let's explore it in depth!
The teeth are a fascinating part of the human body. Every day they allow us to bite, speak, and smile – yet we often don't think about them until they start to hurt. But what if we took a moment to look beneath the surface? Maybe then it would make more sense why taking care of them is so important.
Tooth decay under control:
Prevention that works
Tooth decay is one of the most common oral diseases.
It develops as a result of bacteria that break down sugars and produce acids, which damage the tooth tissues. This process leads to the formation of various types of cavities that differ not only in their depth but also in their location and rate of progression.
What Is the Most Effective Toothbrushing Routine?
The Internet is full of well-intentioned advice, but a good portion is either obsolete or just plain wrong. That's exactly why we asked dental hygienist Adéla Kvitová how to clean your teeth properly. And from the absolute basics.