Want to Keep Your Teeth and Gums Healthier

Want to Keep Your Teeth and
Gums Healthier? Try Adding
This Little Known Step to Your
Daily Dental Routine
Everyone pretty much knows by
now brushing and flossing after
every meal and getting a
professional cleaning at least
every six months has a huge
impact on dental health.
But there’s another facet to
personal daily dental hygiene
that has a big impact on dental
health: scraping your tongue.
Perhaps we don’t hear that
much about it because tongue
scrapers are not well promoted.
One inexpensive one can
practically last a lifetime.
Studies suggest that by
removing the soft plaque from
the tongue, you’re removing
most of the bacteria and other
debris that are the primary
source of bad breath, hard
plaque (tartar) and mineral
leaching acids (tooth decay).
The latest research associates
the bacteria in our mouths with
heart disease and other
ailments. The bottom line – for
dramatically better oral hygiene
and health just add cleaning
your tongue to your routine.
You can get a tongue scraper at
your next appointmentTry Adding

Try Adding This Little Known Step to Your Daily Dental Routine

Everyone pretty much knows by now brushing and flossing after every meal and getting a

professional cleaning at least every six months has a huge impact on dental health.

But there’s another facet to personal daily dental hygiene that has a big impact on dental

health: scraping your tongue. Perhaps we don’t hear that much about it because tongue

scrapers are not well promoted. One inexpensive one can practically last a lifetime.

Studies suggest that by removing the soft plaque from the tongue, you’re removing

most of the bacteria and other debris that are the primary source of bad breath, hard

plaque (tartar) and mineral leaching acids (tooth decay).

The latest research associates the bacteria in our mouths with heart disease and other

ailments. The bottom line – for dramatically better oral hygiene and health just add cleaning

your tongue to your routine.

You can get a tongue scraper at your next St Louis dental appointment.

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