Preventive care with the Southeast Family Dental practice is the first step to * Rinse your teeth after meals when you cannot brush * Brush your teeth at least twice each day * See your dentist twice a year for checkups and cleanings There are steps every person can take to reduce their risk for developing gum STEPS TO REDUCE YOUR RISK OF DEVELOPING GUM DISEASE Changes in those measurements can indicate Sore place can become a major oral health issue.īesides noting red, swollen gums, dentists check for gum disease by measuring A sore gum next to one toothĭoesn’t seem like such a big deal to some. Itself as localized in one area of the mouth. Patients don’t recognize gum disease as a problem because it often presents Periodontitis and cause loss of the bone support around the teeth. Without intervention, gingivitis can become Inflammation is caused by bacteria that is trapped between teeth and Most often, gum disease, beginning with gingivitis is the result of poor dental Red, swollen gums that bleed easily when teeth are brushed or flossed. Gum disease varies in severity and is characterized by Gingivitis is the inflammation of the tissues surrounding and Gum disease is much more common than you might believe. It might sound like a broken record, but all of us here at Southeast Familyĭental are willing to sound like broken records if it can prevent our patients You might scoff at your dentist’s urging to brush, floss and care for your gums. Not as bad as I thought it was going to be. I think that even though you wet your toothbrush, it really relies a lot on having saliva in there to kind of mix.ĭr. Jones: So, I don’t think this would be very good for someone who has a drier mouth. It feels a bit like brushing with a mint in your mouth.ĭr.
Jones: We also have had a patient who said this worked well for her because all other toothpaste irritated her mouth – so, it was more gentle. The directions say, place one bit in your mouth, bite down, and brush with a wet toothbrush.ĭr. It doesn’t have fluoride, but they say they have this fluoride alternative. The things I think are good – less waste – they talk about the recyclable bottle – they’re not getting the waste of the toothpaste that you normally would. I’ve got some ads, but we’re just interested to see what it’s like.
I don’t know if you’ve seen the ads for it. Today, we are trying what is called Bite Toothpaste. Geiger with Southeast Family Dental, and this is Dr. With comments like “I’m not sure about this” and “It feels a bit like brushing with a mint in your mouth”, what will the final verdict be? Watch the video below and see what final rating Dr. In the video below, these two real dentists from Southeast Family Dental try Bite Toothpaste Bits for the first time. We put Bite Toothpaste Bits to the test with Dr. However, Bite refills come in a compostable paper package that you simply empty into your existing jar.Wondering what brushing with Bite Toothpaste Bits is like? Do they really work as advertised? My initial hesitation surrounding Bite was accumulating dozens of little glass vials to add to my already overflowing cabinet of recycled mason jars. These bits are also TSA-approved, meaning you can toss them in your carry-on without issue. With my Bite products and a collapsible travel toothbrush I could fit my entire routine in my pocket. Portability: 10/10īite takes home an easy win for portability. For comparison, my usual Colgate Optic White costs $5 to $8 depending on the retailer and lasts about two months. Breaking that down per month, it will run you about $7.50/month with the discount offer or about $12/month without.
They do offer some deals-if you sign up for a recurring subscription, you can save 38 percent (lowering the price from $48 to $30) on a four month supply. A one month supply of toothpaste bites cost me $12 with an additional $5 for shipping.
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