Dandruff Dandruff!

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Winters are approaching, and so is the problem of having dandruff in some people (and possibly in many people than just some of them). Many people shed flakes of dandruff, especially in winter, when the scalp may be dry, but it is not

necessary that dandruff occurs due to dry skin only. Some people [...]

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Natural Teeth Whitening Methods-2

Brushing your teeth daily

Continuing our discussion with the natural teeth whitening methods, below are some more natural methods to help you

whiten your teeth:
4. Using Wood ash: Wood ash and specifically, hard wood ash has been used as an agent for cleaning teeth for long before toothpastes were discovered. Wood ash contains potassium hydroxide, a powerful bleaching [...]

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Natural Teeth Whitening Methods

Thumbanil Natural Teeth Whitening Methods

We read about teeth whitening products almost on a daily basis. Be it magazines, ezines, fliers, such methods and

medications are everywhere. With such a wide range of products how to tell if some will work for you or not? Obviously, it is very difficult to tell that, and you can never be so [...]

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Tooth Decay Prevention in Children

We have discussed about the food for good dental health in our earlier post. Continuing with the discussion for good

dental hygiene, it is important for the parents to know how they can prevent tooth decay in children. As many of you must be aware of the phrase that prevention is better than cure, [...]

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Food for Good Dental Health

Apart from the general body health, dental health is equally important. You might have a very good and healthy body, but what if your teeth are not healthy or your dental hygiene is poor? It can result in a big flaw in your overall personality as well result in lower self-esteem too. You cannot change [...]

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Chewing Gum Benefits for Teeth

Chewing gums that contain xylitol in them are reported to have resulted in decreased bacterial load. Chew the gum sweetened with xylitol for at least 5 minutes within 5 minutes after finishing a meal. It has been shown to help in countering the harmful bacteria in your mouth, which promote cavities.

A study showed that [...]

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