IMAGINE BAD ODOUR FROM YOUR MOUTH. . .

If bad odour from your armpit is a big turn off, imagine bad odour from your mouth. Don't disgrace yourself; use these 4 tips for a healthy, clean mouth, plus the added benefits of strong teeth and gums:

1. Throw away your toothpaste and use Forever Bright Toothgel!

Make your mouth smell fresh with our natural peppermint flavoured and Aloe Vera formulated toothgel. Contains no fluoride, with a green colour that fights off plaques and whitens your teeth without without bleaching.

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For ordering, purchases and more info on this product, send me an e-mail: motivar3@gmail.com/darkoaaron72@gmail.com

(NB:
Forever Bright Toothgel contains Bee Propolis, which is cures canker sores and infections caused by bacteria (including tuberculosis), by viruses (including flu, H1N1 "swine" flu, and the common cold), by fungus, and by single-celled organisms called protozoans. Propolis is also used for cancer of the nose and throat; for boosting the immune system; and for treating gastrointestinal (GI) problems including Helicobacter pylori infection in peptic ulcer disease. Propolis is also used as an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent.
People sometimes apply propolis directly to the skin for wound cleansing, genital herpes and cold sores; as a mouth rinse for speeding healing following oral surgery; and for the treatment of minor burns.
Source: http://www.webmd.com)

2. Floss properly
 Flossing reaches between the teeth where the toothbrush bristles couldn't easily reach and also helps in wiping away the bacteria formed around teeth, which can cause plaques and tooth decays. 

 

So, floss properly by being consistent. Consistent flossing (either before or after brushing) will ensure that, formation of bacteria into decay and plaques is daily disrupted.

3. Never forget your tongue

Brush tongue properly. Food particles that remain overnight leave bacteria on the tongue, and can only be removed when it is brushed away. Don't brush your tongue too vigorously that you bleed. No!

Thoroughly brush the inner surfaces of your upper and lower teeth and then finish with the tongue for a cleaner breath.

4. Change toothbrush at least within every three to four months to keep gums fresh and healthy always




When brush bristles become flared up, it is time to change them. The reason is simple:
Flared brushes lose their effectiveness and will not do any good to your gums and teeth as a 'non-flared' brush will. So, make changing your brush within three to four months a practice for maximum effectiveness always.