Xanthan gum is a common food and drug additive. It’s a type of carbohydrate made by bacteria called Xanthomonas campestris. During fermentation, the bacteria break down sugars and produce a ...

The benefits of good dental hygiene go beyond bright smiles ... Poor oral hygiene is also a risk factor for endocarditis, an infection of the tissues of the heart. Bacteria in the mouth due to the gum ...

The Teachers’ Dignity Coalition (TDC) acknowledges the enactment of the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (Aral) Law. President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. signed Republic Act No. 12028 in ...

Flossing aids in removing food residues and plaque from spaces that are inaccessible to brush, like the gaps between teeth and gum line. Nevertheless, selecting the most suitable dental floss from ...

“Flossing removes plaque in between teeth and along the gum line that the toothbrush ... We also rounded up floss options with the American Dental Association’s Seal of Acceptance based ...

The floss will help remove plaque, prevent and reduce gingivitis and stimulate the gums as you work it between the teeth and below the gum line, according to the brand. Reach Pop Whitening Dental ...

Kailash Nadh, chief technology officer at Zerodha, announced the creation of the FLOSS Fund aiming to provide structured financial support to projects that have been pivotal to the development of ...

Republic Act (RA) 12027, the newly enacted law amending the K-12 Law and discontinuing the use of the mother tongue as a medium of instruction in Kindergarten through Grade 3, is not the only solution ...

THAT ADVICE ISN’T CHANGING, BUT THE FINDINGS FROM A NEW CONSUMER REPORTS ANALYSIS OF WHAT’S IN YOUR DENTAL FLOSS MIGHT HAVE YOU THINKING TWICE ABOUT THE TYPE OF FLOSS YOU’RE USING.

Not enough of us regularly floss our teeth, and even fewer think about what’s in our dental floss. But maybe we should. A new investigation by Consumer Reports and Made Safe finds some ...

The buyer rules. The growers association says chewing gum accounts for 45% of mint oil produced in the United States, with dental products another 45%, and the remaining 10% used in everything ...

If this is you, then the bad news is that I haven’t been able to find an eco alternative to these types of dental tape/floss. I would keep using these products until an effective eco-alternative comes ...