Neglecting your gums
It’s easy to focus solely on your teeth and forget that your gums play a crucial role in oral health. Irritated, inflamed, or bleeding gums can be a sign of gingivitis, a condition that can progress to periodontal disease if left untreated.
Tip: Take care of your gums by using a toothpaste specially designed to regenerate and soothe them, like our Gum Regenerating Toothpaste. It strengthens the gums' natural protective barrier while reducing sensitivity.
Neglecting the language
Did you know that the tongue can harbor up to 80% of the bacteria in your mouth? By neglecting to clean it, you risk promoting bad breath and the buildup of harmful bacteria. Many people think that brushing your teeth is enough, but the tongue is just as important for complete oral hygiene.
Tip: Add a tongue scraper to your daily routine! Our easy-to-use Pro Tongue Scraper is specially designed to effectively remove bacteria and buildup, giving you a lasting feeling of freshness and contributing to healthier breath. Don't let your tongue ruin your smile!
Brush your teeth right after eating
Many people think it's a good idea to brush your teeth right after a meal, but this can actually weaken the enamel, especially after consuming acidic foods or drinks (fruit, coffee, fruit juice, etc.). Acidity temporarily softens the enamel, and brushing can cause premature wear.
Tip: Wait about 30 minutes after eating before brushing your teeth. If you want to freshen your mouth immediately, rinse with water or use a mild mouthwash.
Ignore plaque buildup
Even with regular brushing, plaque can build up and form stubborn stains that tarnish your smile... Many people think that only the dentist can remove them, but there are effective solutions to incorporate into your routine!
Tip: To prevent plaque buildup and maintain sparkling teeth, try our Micro-Essence Whitening. This innovative liquid treatment, enriched with Korean algae extracts, acts as a shield against plaque and helps restore the natural whiteness of your teeth every day.
By avoiding these common mistakes and adopting better habits, you can keep your teeth and gums healthy for years to come. Remember, prevention is the key to a bright, healthy smile!
