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Persistent bad breath.
Red, swollen or sensitive gums.
An impression that the gums are receding.
Teeth that appear to be moving.
Hard, yellowish or brownish deposits near the gum.
These symptoms do not automatically mean that a serious illness is present, but they should not be ignored.
Significant pain, facial swelling, or fever associated with a dental problem require prompt evaluation.
- A simple routine to limit tartar buildup
You don’t need a multitude of products to improve your oral hygiene.
In the morning, brush your teeth for two minutes with
