Summary A certain degree of teeth whitening can be achieved with hydrogen peroxide containing products, both at home and through professional treatment. Certain precautions must be taken to prevent damage to the mucous membrane. The treatments must be repeated at longer intervals, but no more than 2 times a year. Since household remedies can cause … Summary | White teeth
Chlorodont® is the name of the first toothpaste produced in Germany. The word is composed of the terms chloros (Greek “green”) and odon (Greek “tooth”). In this context, the colour green stands for freshness and peppermint flavour. What is Chlorodont®? Chlorodont® is the first toothpaste to be industrially produced and packaged in metal tubes. Chlorodont® … Chlorodont® – toothpaste
Notes on application The toothpaste was used in the same way as today’s pastes. The company advertised on its posters that they would brush their teeth at least in the morning and evening. This idea has not changed yet. Unlike tooth powder, which used to be spread on the teeth with the fingers, Ottmar Heinsius … Notes on application | Chlorodont® – toothpaste
Introduction “After dinner: Do not forget to brush your teeth” – this is the motto. Often, however, you don’t have the time or opportunity to clean your teeth with a toothbrush after every main meal or even after a snack. Therefore a sugar-free dental chewing gum is recommended. This does not clean the teeth sufficiently, … Chewing gum for dental care
What is XylitolXylitol? Chemically speaking, xylitol is a sugar alcohol. As the name suggests, it has a sweetish taste and is therefore very popular for sweetening. In nature, xylitol is found in cauliflower, berries or plum. However, these foods contain only a small percentage of xylitol. It is therefore extracted industrially from hardwoods and cereals. … What is XylitolXylitol? | Chewing gum for dental care
The production of chewing gum is carried out in accordance with the food law. This means that only those ingredients may be used which are harmless to the organism. In addition to the waxy basic mass, chewing gum contains softeners, fillers, glycerine, aromas and sweeteners. Unfortunately, there is still chewing gum that contains sugar, but … Chewing gum
What do you think about chewing gum for dental care? More and more chewing gum manufacturers are advertising with chewing gums for dental care, but to what extent can the white chewing mass clean the teeth? Chewing gums as the sole form of cleaning the teeth are absolutely inadmissible, because although they can mobilize soft … What do you think about chewing gum for dental care? | Chewing gum
Disposal One problem, however, is the disposal of used chewing gum. As already mentioned in the beginning, spitting on the sidewalk is a bad habit and connected with high costs for the disposal. It is better to wrap the chewing gum in paper and dispose of it in the trash can. The chewing gums of … Disposal | Chewing gum
Chewing gum during pregnancy – A problem? Chewing gum can be chewed without hesitation during pregnancy. Expectant mothers often shy away from chewing gum because it contains “polyvalent alcohols”. This term confusingly describes only as an umbrella term the contained sweeteners and has nothing to do with the stimulant alcohol. Menthol-containing varieties are also harmless … Chewing gum during pregnancy – A problem? | Chewing gum
Bad breath in babies – what is behind it? Bad breath in babies can have many different causes. In very many cases, it is caused by bacteria in the mouth, which decompose the saliva to produce a sulfurous odor. It can also be an infection or inflammation of the oral mucosa. Diseases in the area … Bad breath in babies – what is behind it? | Halitosis
… after almond surgery Bad breath after a tonsil operation is very common. The reason is often to avoid brushing your teeth to protect the wounds that have not yet healed. It is often recommended to brush the teeth only very carefully and not to brush the areas of the wounds at all for several … … after almond surgery | Halitosis
… while fasting It is not uncommon for strong bad breath to occur during fasting. Although this is not necessarily the case, it is very common. Usually, bad breath is most often caused by bacteria in the oral cavity, which decompose remaining food and saliva. They produce sulfur-containing compounds that cause bad breath. With chamfered … … while fasting | Halitosis
