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What is tongue cleaner?

A tongue scraper is a device made from plastic or metal with a curved, clean edge. Its purpose is to remove bacteria, food debris and fungi from the surface of the tongue. Removing this bacteria can help improve taste, slow the growth of plaque.

-Can a tongue scraper damage your tongue?

-Stick your tongue out and use light pressure to run the scraper across the entire surface of your tongue once or twice, starting all the way at the back of the tongue and scraping toward the front. It shouldn't hurt or do any damage to the tongue – if it does, use less pressure.

-Do dentists recommend tongue scrapers?

-Although there's no harm in trying a tongue scraper to treat bad breath, it's just as important to practice good dental hygiene overall: Brush your teeth and tongue at least twice a day, as soon as possible after you eat

Do tongue scrapers really work?

Researchers found that tongue scrapers removed 30 percent more volatile sulfur compounds on the tongue than a soft-bristled toothbrush,using a tongue scraper is more effective.

28/08/2020

Baby teeth are at risk for developing dental decay from the moment they appear in your baby mouth. Visit to a dentist to know about your baby dental care needs.

27/08/2020

-What is finger tooth brush?

-Finger Toothbrush gently cleans baby's gums and emerging teeth. The 100% silicone brush is super-soft and dual sided to gently clean and massage baby's sensitive gums and emerging teeth. Can be used with or without Infant Toothpaste.

-How do you use a finger brush on a baby?

-Use a clean, damp washcloth, a gauze pad, or a finger brush to gently wipe clean the first teeth and the front of the tongue, after meals and at bedtime. Pediatric dentists prefer you use toothbrushes moistened with water and no more than a rice-grain size smear of fluoride toothpaste.

-When should a baby use a toothbrush?

-Start cleaning baby's teeth when they appear (6 months).

17/08/2020

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