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March 8, 2025

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Two brushing errors that can turn your teeth yellow, the dentist says

Listen to the article A bright, white smile is often regarded as a sign of good health and trust. But for many, yellow teeth remain a frustrating problem, even with normal brushing. Now, a top dentist has revealed that common brush errors could make the issue worse than better. Dr. Ferakh Hamid of Aesthetique Dental Care warns that two daily habits can contribute to discoloration, preventing people from achieving a foamy smile. The good news? Are easy to fix. Wrong 1: Brushing with dry toothbrush Many believe that the use of a dry toothbrush helps toothpaste to work more effectively.

February 27, 2024

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What is the worst case scenario of not brushing your teeth? Dr Rhona Eskander has some bad news

Eskander, a UK-based dentist says the maximum time one should go without brushing is 24 hours A girl brushes her teeth with toothpaste and a toothbrush. — Unscrew People are likely to skip brushing their teeth in various scenarios such as morning rush, late nights, travel or just out of carelessness, but did you know that the impact of this act is worse than you might imagine? According to Dr Rhona Eskander, a UK-based dentist, the maximum time one should go without brushing is 24 hours after which “plaque build-up becomes significant, increasing the risk of dental problems”. If left,

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