We begin by reminding you of the number one! When you discover that there is some part of dental hygiene that you only have to do once a day, it’s a moment filled with happiness and sunshine! With that said remember: You provide your smile with excellent cleansing when you floss once daily. We know that patients sometimes ask why they have to floss at all but we hope you will maintain a positive perspective in recognizing that it’s very little input for some serious plaque removal. This helps you protect yourself from plaque-related oral health diseases, from tooth decay to gingivitis, so keep it up! If you ever have any questions about how to floss correctly or about products, just ask.
Now, it’s time to cover the details associated with the number two! Again, you’re not going to be needing to do too much in terms of dental hygiene, when the number is two, so remember that feeling grateful that prevention is so simple is often very helpful. Now, here we go: You need to brush your smile two times a day. Not just at any time! We generally suggest you brush one time during a morning session and then once more for an evening/nighttime session. Remember, as well, that each of those brushing sessions should take two minutes apiece if you want the best results possible.
Remember the following details to help you enjoy your best oral health, as your responsibilities in dental hygiene relate to the number three:
When you’re not feeling like you’re doing your absolute best job with dental hygiene, don’t overlook the fact that we are always in your corner! Get in touch with our team just as soon as you’re ready for help! To learn more, schedule an appointment with your dentist by calling Allen & Neumann Family Dentistry in Pella, IA, today at (641) 628-1121.
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