Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS teaches his patients that they should never too
busy to brush their teeth. In today’s world full of hustle and bustle, with
deadlines to meet and schedules to juggle, it is no wonder that many people
neglect personal dental care. Some individuals even manage to get through an
entire day without brushing their teeth. Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS knows that
brushing your teeth is the cornerstone of good dental hygiene. Mouthwash and
mints alone will not do the trick.
Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS has spoken with many busy patients who think that eating mints, flossing, or gargling with mouthwash is a suitable substitute for brushing the teeth. Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS instructs these patients to change their approach to personal dental care. Eating mints or candies to hide the scent of foods recently consumed only adds more fuel for the bacteria in your mouth.
Brush your teeth thoroughly, says Dr. Dennis J Norheim DDS, and remember to do this twice each day. Brushing the teeth is the most effective way to get plaque and other bacteria off of the surface enamel of the teeth. Strong mints and mouthwash do not scour the tooth enamel. It's not so bad to occasionally skip a day of brushing, but a surprising number of people make a bad habit of not brushing regularly. Plaque can build up so fast on teeth, that not brushing them is nearly as bad as actively harming them.
Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS also reminds patients that flossing is an important, even necessary, supplement to brushing the teeth. But even flossing, which removes plaque and food particles from hard to reach places in between the teeth, cannot clean tooth enamel the way a toothbrush does. Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS reminds his patients that there is only one sure way to removed plaque from the tooth enamel, and that is with a good toothbrush. Follow the professional advice of Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS and brush your teeth twice a day.
To contact the office of Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS please visit his dental website at http://palmspringssmiles.com.
Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS has spoken with many busy patients who think that eating mints, flossing, or gargling with mouthwash is a suitable substitute for brushing the teeth. Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS instructs these patients to change their approach to personal dental care. Eating mints or candies to hide the scent of foods recently consumed only adds more fuel for the bacteria in your mouth.
Brush your teeth thoroughly, says Dr. Dennis J Norheim DDS, and remember to do this twice each day. Brushing the teeth is the most effective way to get plaque and other bacteria off of the surface enamel of the teeth. Strong mints and mouthwash do not scour the tooth enamel. It's not so bad to occasionally skip a day of brushing, but a surprising number of people make a bad habit of not brushing regularly. Plaque can build up so fast on teeth, that not brushing them is nearly as bad as actively harming them.
Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS also reminds patients that flossing is an important, even necessary, supplement to brushing the teeth. But even flossing, which removes plaque and food particles from hard to reach places in between the teeth, cannot clean tooth enamel the way a toothbrush does. Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS reminds his patients that there is only one sure way to removed plaque from the tooth enamel, and that is with a good toothbrush. Follow the professional advice of Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS and brush your teeth twice a day.
To contact the office of Dr. Dennis J Norheim, DDS please visit his dental website at http://palmspringssmiles.com.