OK, we’re not really great with rhymes. But flossing like a boss and brushing without rushing can help you maintain great oral health and keep your teeth longer. Aim for twice a day – and after meals whenever possible. Get a free oral health consultation and assessment to see how you’re doing by calling Invictus
read moreFor good oral health, floss twice a day – and preferably after every meal. Brushing and flossing are your first lines of defense against tooth decay, gum disease and an icky-looking, foul-smelling mouth. See how you’re doing with a free oral health consultation, available by calling Invictus Modern Dentistry San Diego at (619) 359-6569.
read moreIt takes 18 inches of floss or more to do the job correctly. So if you floss twice a day every day using 18 inches, you’ll need to buy floss a lot more often than you do now. But your teeth will thank you with fewer cavities — and your gums won’t be as likely
read moreIf we could offer you one word of advice, we’d offer these four (and break the rules a little) because brushing and flossing are equally important to oral health, and mouth rinses help control bacteria than can cause decay. Learn about how we can be your partner in oral health by calling Invictus Modern Dentistry
read moreWe can only hope that you’re diligent enough with your flossing that you’ll use enough floss this year to go around the perimeter of a baseball diamond. If you’re not sure you’ve done well getting rid of the batter from fried foods or that pitcher of sweet drinks and think you may have decay, call
read moreIf you’re brushing and then flossing, you’ve got it all wrong – the right way is to clean between your teeth with floss first and dislodge all the gunk so you can brush it away with ease. If you need more dental health tips and a free consultation on your oral health, call Invictus Modern
read moreEven though women are more likely to floss at least daily than men, that doesn’t mean that women don’t get many cavities – and it doesn’t mean that men need to just stand in front of the mirror and watch their teeth fall out. Whatever your gender, brush and floss twice and day, and call
read moreIf you’re brushing but not flossing, you’re missing a third of your tooth surfaces, all those places between teeth and at the gum line where a toothbrush can never reach – and that means your oral health is being compromised minute by minute. Brush, floss, use mouthwash and call Invictus Modern Dentistry in San Diego
read moreIf you have the luck of the Irish (and some Irish people don’t have it!), don’t tempt fate: Brush, floss and use mouthwash so that you can start your day and go to bed with a clean, healthy mouth. To see where your oral health stands now, call Invictus Modern Dentistry in San Diego at
read moreIf you don’t brush and floss before going to bed, the foods of your day could be eating away at your teeth all night long – and that means cavities, costly dental visits and other bad things. For a free consultation to see how much damage has been done already, call Invictus Modern Dentistry in
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