Oral Care Tips — best toothbrush

                                                                     Posted by Brushee Brand Publisher on March 29, 2016 Interestingly enough, few people take the time to factor in the toll that inadequate nutrition has on oral health. In fact, when discussing “nutrition”, many refer to the benefits it has on the “the body” below the neck, and completely disregard what sugary sodas and processed foods can do to your mouth. As mentioned in our previous article regarding snacking, when sugar comes in contact with the natural bacteria in our mouth, there is a 20 minute period following where acid attacks the enamel and gums within. Ultimately leading to...

                                                                     Posted by Brushee Brand Publisher on March 28, 2016 What’s going on fellow Brushee’ians!!! On this beautiful day we are going to be giving you a basic tip to assist you with your oral hygiene. See buying a BRUSHEE as a travel toothbrush to maintain clean and fresh smile while on the go, is a huge step toward fighting cavities and excess plaque. However, it is crucial to know the when you should utilize your Brushee, to maximize on your oral health. So here we go! Eating Throughout The Day & Snacking Often times you hear people raise the...

                                                                     Posted by Brushee Brand Publisher on March 24, 2016 If you plan on traveling in the near future, you’re probably going to want to bring a toothbrush with you. Interestingly enough, many people stress over whether they should pack their current toothbrush in case or buy a brand new one for the trip. At BRUSHEE we frequently come across people who choose to pack their current toothbrush in a plastic case. While this is effective, you should know that your toothbrushes bristles should be properly dried before placing it in any containment. Wet bristles in a contained area can become...

                                                                     Posted by Brushee Brand Publisher on March 23, 2016 Flossing is an integral part of maintaining healthy oral care. In fact, the ADA recommends we floss at least once a day to help remove plaque from between the areas of our teeth that brushing can't reach. This routine is absolutely critical to long-term health, and not only prevents cavities and gum disease, but also prevents tartar build up from un-removed plaque hardening overtime.   So What Is The Best Time to Floss? Research has shown that a majority of people floss after they brush. But we’re here to tell you…....

                                                                     Posted by Brushee Brand Publisher on March 22, 2016 Now we all know everyone likes their pearly whites! But unfortunately, there are certain habits and behaviors that get in the way of keeping those puppies how we like ‘em. See the key to keeping our teeth white, is enamel. Our enamel, which covers the teeth, is naturally white, However it wears over time, and when it does, it reveals a lower layer called “dentil” that is yellow by nature. BUT, there are things we can do to combat this! Refrain From Excess Coffee and Tea – Most of us...