Yes definitely, because the spaces between the teeth have bulbous surfaces where two adjacent teeth meet which leaves a gap between the teeth at the bottom where bacteria and food residue might hobour and cause tooth decay

Yes definitely, gets to those hard to reach areas to kill bacteria which might cause tooth decay and also fights halitosis (bad breath)

Bad breath, red gums, painful gums, pain when chewing.

To make sure that there is no dental or oral cavity ailments developing that you might not be aware of, these can range from simple caries to oral cancers. So a dental exam every six months is vital for one’s overall health.

Yes, they are considered part of the dental exam. They help identify bone and dental lesions that may otherwise not be noticed without their aid.

Yes, flourode is the elemen that reinforces the enamel tooth structure, which is the outer, protective part of the tooth. Making it strong and resistant to tooth decaying bacteria and sensitivity from the elements.

They work by occupying the space where the dentist or oral health care provider has removed the decaying part of the tooth, thus providing a stable and hard structure for chewing and esthetics.