The fact is that most people don’t floss... probably because they find it too fiddly and awkward to use, but floss is an excellent way to clean the gaps between your front teeth, and if you alre

Using Interdental Brushes allows for thorough cleaning action and suppresses the gum from growing up excessively in between your teeth. Excessive growth can cause a natural food and plaque trap which

Association between cardiovascular diseases and periodontal disease - what do we know?  There has been a growing body of research on periodontal disease carried out over the past five decades, an

Nearly everybody gets a hard rocky material called calculus (or tartar) forming at the back of the lower front teeth as a result of leaving small amounts of plaque behind. The saliva that washes over

Most people find it very difficult and tedious to clean the gaps between their teeth. It is much easier just to give a good old scrub, get it over and done within 30 seconds and get out of there. The