Linda – The Probiotics Tooth Fairy

Understanding Oral Care Probiotics

What ARE Probiotics

Probiotics are a hot topic in the media today. Want to be more “regular”? Try this yogurt with probiotics. Want to boost your immune health? Try a supplement or another yogurt with probiotics known to support the immune system. In fact, yogurt has long been the [...]

And it’s only natural that as our smiles start to get a little less than the really white-white we prefer, we want to reach for what seems like the easiest-to-use whitening product – whitening toothpaste. But what if that toothpaste is actually making your smile more yellow in the long run? It could be.

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.

Slow, Gentle Whitening Better, Safer

Harsh, Chemical Hydrogen Peroxide Damages Tooth Enamel

If you’ve ever used common over-the-counter tooth whiteners, you’ve probably realized that the active ingredient in many of these products is a harsh, chemical hydrogen peroxide.

Natural hydrogen peroxide itself is a wonderful, safe, convenient substance. Hydrogen peroxide can be used to effectively clean wounds, remove [...]

EvoraPlus Probiotic Mints Deliver a Naturally Healthy White Smile
Beautiful, White Smiles for Summer Brides

Summer, the most popular season to exchange wedding vows, is just around the corner, and with it are thousands of brides attending to the last-minute details of the big day. There are final fittings for the bride’s dress and for her bridesmaids, [...]

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.

Like a chalkboard, the enamel that coats your teeth is easy to mark. Whether you like coffee, tea, soy sauce, cola or smoking, you know how easy it is to stain your teeth.