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POH disclosing tablets containing Red Dye #28 have been around for decades. They stain plaque bright red. And anything else it gets on, so be careful.
Available in packages of 40 tablets (four strips, ten tablets to a strip).
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WORD OF MOUTHRead what others say about POH! CLiCK
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Personal oral hygiene is simply the name given to the practice of cleaning the mouth.
It is kind of strange that after all these years, we have figured out that the bacterial load
within the mouth may have some bad effect on us. One cannot get rid of the bacteria, as they are a part of our world.
However, if one disrupts and disorganizes the bacterial colonies, they lose their ability to do us harm.
Proper brushing and flossing can prevent disease. Brushing disrupts the bacteria on the biting surfaces and on the gumline. Flossing disrupts the bacteria between the teeth and below the gumline.
If you are only going to do one or the other, floss.
You need to do both, on a daily basis.
It is a matter of hygiene.
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Hygeia was the name given to the Greek goddess of health, cleanliness and sanitation.
WIKIPedia
has a good article.
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NEW!
We have a couple of books that might be of interest.
A biography of Charles C Bass, MD CLiCK
and
A How To for young people learning to take care of their teeth. CLiCK
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Red Disclosing Tablets are an effective tool to reveal areas of accumulated bacterial plaque.
Using Red Dye #28, the harmful bacterial plaque is stained bright red, to see areas one might have missed, or to show where extra attention is needed.
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If you properly clean
all your teeth
at least once a day,
you will not suffer
from tooth decay.
Flossy says.
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