■ Quick Answer Yes — but only if it contains fluoride or nano-hydroxyapatite. Many products labelled “remineralising” contain neither and have limited clinical evidence. Here’s how to tell the difference. Not all toothpastes that claim to remineralise actually do — the ingredient list tells the real story. What Does “Remineralising” Actually Mean? Enamel is the …
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■ Quick Answer Bleeding gums when flossing almost always means your gums are inflamed — not that flossing is hurting you. The fix is more flossing, not less. Most people see the bleeding stop completely within 14 days of daily flossing. Correct flossing technique — a C-shape around each tooth, gentle pressure under the gumline. …
Quick Answer: Bad breath returns after brushing because brushing only cleans your teeth — not your tongue. Bacteria on the tongue produce Volatile Sulfur Compounds (VSCs), the actual chemical cause of bad breath. Addressing the tongue, hydration, and flossing is what fixes it long-term. Brushing alone doesn’t address the bacteria on your tongue — the …
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Gum disease is caused by the infection and inflammation of the gum line that can affect the bone surrounding and supporting the teeth and is also known as periodontal disease. It is caused by an accrual of plaque, a thick and gummy film of bacteria building up around teeth and gums. If plaque is not …
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