After professional hygiene, it is important to properly maintain the results. In this video, you will find key tips to help keep your teeth clean and your gums healthy.
In the first day after professional hygiene, it is important to reduce mechanical and thermal stress on the teeth and gums.
What to avoid
After cleansing, the enamel may absorb pigments more actively.
Temporarily restrict
Soft and bland food aids in the comfortable recovery of the mucous membrane.
What can you eat?
Proper hygiene helps to maintain the results of the procedure.
Basic Rules
It is in these areas that plaque most commonly accumulates.
What is important
Additional tools improve the quality of daily hygiene.
What Is Needed
Improper products may lead to gum and enamel irritation.
What Should Be Avoided
Regular prevention is the basis of oral health.
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