Dentistry focuses on diagnosing, preventing, and treating conditions of the teeth, gums, and oral structures, supporting oral health and overall well-being.
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While dental pharmacology often focuses on prescription drugs, daily oral hygiene at home is also important. Toothpastes, mouthrinses, and gels have active ingredients that help control plaque, prevent cavities, reduce inflammation, and manage sensitivity. At Liv Hospital, we help patients choose the right over-the-counter products to support their dental care. Knowing what is in these products can turn a simple routine into a targeted plan for better oral health.
Toothpaste does more than just clean; it delivers helpful ingredients to your teeth and gums.
Fluoride is the most important active ingredient in toothpaste.
For people with sensitive teeth, toothpaste can help treat the problem.
Mouthwashes help reach parts of the mouth that brushing and flossing may not clean.
For patients taking medications that cause dry mouth, hygiene products must be palliative and protective.
We recognize that more people are interested in natural dental products.
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Yes, fluoride is the only ingredient scientifically proven to remineralize enamel and prevent cavities on a large scale; without it, toothpaste is essentially just a cleanser.
Rinsing with water washes away the fluoride from the toothpaste, significantly reducing its contact time with the teeth and its ability to strengthen enamel.
No, mouthwash is a liquid and cannot mechanically disrupt the sticky plaque biofilm from between the teeth; it is a helpful adjunct, not a substitute for flossing.
Toothpastes containing potassium nitrate or stannous fluoride are best; however, they must be used continuously for at least two weeks to build up a protective barrier.
Current scientific evidence does not support a strong link between alcohol-containing mouthwash and oral cancer, but alcohol-free versions are often recommended to avoid drying or irritating the mouth.
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