But is this dentist right? The answer is mixed. Hoffman Family Dentistry cites several reasons why using mouthwash before brushing your teeth might be more effective. It removes bacteria and ...

According to dentists, you should brush, floss and use mouthwash — in that order. Plus, get more tips on how to prevent ...

“Charcoal is like brushing with sandpaper — it will take off the stain, but in the long term, your teeth get yellower over time because you’re removing an enamel layer,” Winters say ...

An expert has shared how to prevent mouthwash from staining your teeth and when's best to gargle, as it turns out you shouldn't use mouthwash when brushing your teeth. Caitlin Miller, head of ...

But brushing in the middle of the day—even when you’re at work—can do your teeth a favor. Most of us grew up with brush twice ...

"These peroxide-based gels are applied directly to the teeth using a brush or a tray," says Dr. Wei. "They are often used in conjunction with custom-made trays for a more precise application." ...

Newsweek discussed with a physician the many reasons why boomers may wash less than their younger counterparts.

If you've been rinsing after brushing, you might be sabotaging all the work you just did for your teeth. Katie is a writer covering all things how-to at CNET, with a focus on Social Security and ...

Unfortunately, children are inclined to be economical with the truth when it comes to brushing. The only way to be sure your child is brushing properly is to do it yourself.

A hygiene expert has warned you shouldn't use mouthwash when brushing your teeth, instead sharing the most 'beneficial' time to gargle. Caitlin Miller, head of hygiene and therapy at Bupa Dental ...

Here’s our latest suggestion: We know it can be a little gross. But brushing in the middle of the day—even when you’re at work—can do your teeth a favor.