Proper dental health care is important in ensuring that you are as far away as possible from dental problems – and the complications that can arise from these problems. Going for regular dental checkups will go a long way in the maintenance of good oral health, but you will also have to do your share to make sure that your teeth, gums, and the whole mouth area are as healthy as they can be. Getting to know more about dental health care products can help you to realize the important roles that each of these products will play for your oral health.

Toothbrushes – Your toothbrush should cater to your specific oral health care needs, which means that not just any toothbrush will do for brushing your teeth. The right size of toothbrush head is important – a smaller size may require you to do more effort in getting your teeth cleaned, while a much bigger size can be difficult to maneuver inside the mouth and may not be able to reach certain areas. The bristles should also be considered – if your teeth or gums are sensitive, it may be best to choose a toothbrush with softer bristles to avoid further irritation. You can also choose from manual or electric toothbrushes, depending on your preference.

Toothpaste – Choose toothpaste that lists fluoride as one of its ingredients, as fluoride will help protect your teeth from cavities and makes tooth enamel stronger. There is a multitude of toothpaste products out in the market today, and you can choose one that answers your specific dental concern; some of these toothpaste varieties include: anti-tartar, for sensitive teeth, for fresher breath, for teeth whitening, and for total or “complete” care (with antibacterial ingredients).

Dental Floss – Flossing is important in removing food bits or particles that are stuck in between teeth, and can prevent tooth decay and gum diseases from developing. Flossing can be done using wooden dental sticks (which can also be used for cleaning around the areas of dental appliances), inter-dental brushes, waxed floss, dental tape, or even an electric dental flosser.

Mouthwash – Mouthwash can help in the quest to achieve and maintain good oral health, but should not be used by itself (without the aid of a toothbrush, toothpaste, and dental floss). It is best to go for mouthwashes that have fluoride, and anti-bacterial properties – to ensure that the teeth, gums, and the whole mouth are protected from bacteria and infection that can lead to dental problems.

Cement, porcelain, and alloys radiate different frequencies, which have significant effects on our health. It is extremely important that the frequencies interrelate properly.

The desired result, the expectation of good health, will not be successful if you choose not to use the recommended dental materials. Frequencies radiating from dental materials have a very strong impact on our immune system. There is a very small selection of positive dental materials on the market. It is very important for the dentists and laboratories to use only specified dental materials and technology.

In order to get good results with the dental replacement you must follow procedures that will not damage the Health Frequency ® of the cells in the body. To do this, we recommend following these instructions.

In our research of materials closely related to Health Frequency ® parameters, we found only one cement which does not interfere with the health of cells in the body. This cement is Ketac-Cem Radiopaque Permanent Glass Ionomer Luting Cement. The frequency of this product is very close to Health Frequency ® and can help make a difference in the health. Dentists should use this cement in every instance while replacing materials in the teeth. Even root canal work under a new crown using Triangle 91 needs to use Ketac as the filler as well as the cement for the crown. Problems usually attributed to the root canal can be solved and teeth condition will be healthier if the dentist uses only this cement.

When replacing a crown (or bridge or other dental replacement) there are certain necessary procedures to be followed. It is extremely important to make sure the area is totally clean of any existing material. All previous cements, posts or other dental material must be completely removed before inserting the new crowns or bridges.