Linda – The Probiotics Tooth Fairy

Even if you are diligent with your at-home oral care, routine cleanings are important, and, as far as dentists and hygienists are concerned, non-negotiable.

Paying a little extra attention to the health of your teeth and gums can actually save you money in the long run.

Dentists say more and more patients arrive in their offices each month with unrealistic expectations for their teeth, wanting pearly whites that are several shades lighter than what’s natural.

By popping a delicious mint into your mouth after brushing, you not only support the colonies of good bacteria in your mouth, you can also get a whiter, brighter smile.

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In their natural state, tannins keep plants healthy by protecting them from bugs, and are known as antioxidants, which protect us from harmful free radicals. Some plants have a lot more tannic acid than others, which accounts for why some foods and beverages, like blueberries and coffee, are more likely to stain than others.

Thus, as they enter their teen years, it’s logical for children to switch from using EvoraKids to using EvoraPlus probiotic mints, which are formulated not just to address gum and tooth health, but also to combat bad breath and to gently whiten teeth.

If you think, however, that your teeth are stained, you may be more reserved and reticent to show your smile. Dates and potential employers alike will be able to detect that reticence and may be put-off by what can seem like a lack of confidence and enthusiasm. … Not to mention how bad breath can impact a date or an interview – YUCK!

Whitening toothpastes often contain baking soda, an abrasive that is often used to help remove stains on hard surfaces, from your teeth to your kitchen sink. While these toothpastes may make your teeth whiter at first, ongoing use of whitening toothpastes, however, can roughen the surface of your teeth, attracting more stains.

Whiter Teeth Without Sensitivity or the Hassle of Gels and Strips

It stands to reason that if you’re concerned with whiter teeth, you’ve already tried over-the-counter whitening strips and trays. Time and again people tell me they invested in those whitening systems only to abandon them after a few days of use due to heightened teeth and gum sensitivity, or bleeding gums.