Oral Health Carrie Ibbetson RDH Oral Health Carrie Ibbetson RDH

Is Your Mouth Or Your Dentist Slowly Killing You?

the oral health of the general population is in the trash, and the profession of dentistry is doing little to talk about the issue, treat the disease and teach the individuals the hidden dangers of gum disease…..yes gum disease is the most common infection in the world

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Oral Health Carrie Ibbetson RDH Oral Health Carrie Ibbetson RDH

Does Your Mouth Fail The 'Healthy Gums Test'?

If I could no longer afford to have my teeth cleaned and visit the dentist every few months would I still have healthy teeth and gums?”Or better yet, if you were shipwrecked on a deserted island, would you know how to keep your teeth and gums healthy to avoid cavities and gum disease?

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Alternative Medicine, Bleeding Gums, Oral Health Carrie Ibbetson RDH Alternative Medicine, Bleeding Gums, Oral Health Carrie Ibbetson RDH

Water Flossing for Bleeding Gum Prevention: Unveil the Power of a Healthier Smile

Unlock the potential of water flossing for bleeding gum prevention with our in-depth guide. Learn how to effectively prevent bleeding, boost your oral care, and achieve a healthier smile through the power of water flossing. Explore expert tips, essential techniques, and the latest advancements in oral health. Click now to elevate your dental routine and embrace a future free from bleeding gums.

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Dry Mouth Carrie Ibbetson RDH Dry Mouth Carrie Ibbetson RDH

Treatment for Dry Mouth

The treatment for dry mouth depends on its cause. For many years, dry mouth was thought to be a natural part of aging. Now, most experts agree that dry mouth cases are often side effects of the many medications people take, rather than aging itself.

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xylitol Carrie Ibbetson RDH xylitol Carrie Ibbetson RDH

What You Need to Know about Xylitol - Yes, That Stuff That Is in the Gum

Xylitol is a 100% natural sweetener. It can be found in berries, fruit, vegetables, mushrooms, corn and birch. It also occurs naturally in our bodies – in fact, an average size adult makes up to 15 grams of xylitol a day.  Xylitol is a white crystalline substance that looks and tastes like sugar, yet the body treats it completely different than sugar.

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