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Learn how to use dental floss glides and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to brush your teeth properly with correct hygienic technique to keep your teeth clean and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to use floss threaders and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn about the different types of cosmetic surgery for teeth in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. Beautiful Teeth: Guide to Cosmetic Surgery for Teeth: If you are unhappy with your smile, there are several things you can do to correct it depending on the nature of the problem. If your teeth are slightly misaligned, crooked or worn, bonding or composite laminates may be an approach. However, some people have problems with their gum tissue. Some people, when they smile, show too much gum tissue or their teeth appear too short. If that's the case, you may be a good candidate for a procedure called gingivectomy or aesthetic recontouring of the gum tissue. This has traditionally been done with a scalpel or an electrosurgical unit in the past. Nowadays laser are much more tissue friendly and patient friendly. If you are unhappy with the appearance of your teeth otherwise, porcelain laminates or veneers may be another approach. In some extreme cases, skeletal surgery is necessary to correct major misalignments of your smile. Talk to your dentist to see what is appropriate for you. Thanks for watching Beautiful Teeth <b>...</b>

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I've been getting questions ever since I posted my last video about my teeth: www.youtube.com And I decided this would be the perfect time to answer them. This video will tell you the not so horrific stories about the dentist, and what you can expect when you go to get your first filling! Follow me! twitter.com Stay tuned for the bloopers at the end of the video. :)

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Learn how to prevent gingivitis, periodontal disease, and how to diagnose periodontal, or gum, disease and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn all about teeth veneers in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. These are also known as porcelain laminates. In a nutshell, it's where the dentist will bond a very thin sheet of porcelain to the outside of one or many of your teeth in hopes of improving your smile. Nowadays, the materials are very strong and require little to no removal of sensitive tooth structure. It is important, however, to make sure that you have any cavities or gum disease treated prior to entertaining the idea of veneers. Once these problems are treated, the dentist can decide which laminates may be best for you. Modern materials are so strong that they often require little to no removal of healthy tooth structure. Talk to your dentist about what's the most appropriate for you. Again, if you want to change the overall shape, shade, size, or color of the teeth, laminates is a much more durable solution than bleaching alone. Thanks for watching Beautiful Teeth: Guide to Teeth Veneers! If you enjoyed this video, subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! www.youtube.com Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from howcastcarestyle <b>...</b>

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Learn everything you need to know about false teeth in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. Beautiful Teeth: Guide to False Teeth: There are many options available to you if you do have one or several missing teeth. The most simple solution is to use a removable denture, also called a partial denture. This can be made out of plastic and or have a metal base. These are removable at night, very functional and sort of aesthetic. The next approach to filling in a space is to use something called a bridge. This is where we use the teeth on either side of the space to then permanently cement something to fill in that space. The downside to this is it does require modification of those adjacent teeth. The next level of filling in these missing teeth is now the gold standard in dentistry and this is where we use dental implants to fill in the missing teeth. This generally does not require a modification of the teeth on either side; however, it may require a modification of the bone that the implant is going to be placed into. Dental implants do take longer because there is some healing time involved, but generally the <b>...</b>

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Learn how to floss properly and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to clean your tongue with a tongue scraper to keep your teeth clean and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to get dental implants to replace your lost teeth and how to keep them clean and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to clean around a dental implant and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to use a proxy brush while flossing to keep your teeth clean and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to use picks while flossing to keep your teeth clean and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to take care of your teeth, including why flossing is important and what floss to use and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to pick a desensitizing toothpaste and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to use a manual toothbrush versus an electric toothbrush and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to use flossing aids with handles and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to clean dental appliances and get expert tips and advice on keeping healthy teeth and oral hygiene in this free instructional video. Expert: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD Bio: Dr. Scott M. Chandler, DMD began his career in dentistry at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Filmmaker: Danny Loughmiller

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Learn how to brush teeth correctly in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. You can use either a manual or electric toothbrush, but your technique is important, especially with a manual toothbrush. Make sure you use soft bristles. You do not want to use medium or hard bristles, because especially coupled with an improper technique, you can do damage to delicate gum tissues. Make sure you angle the bristles at a 45 degree angle towards the gum line, both on the bottom and the top, and use sulcular or little circular motions. Do not scrub back and forth as this can cause damage to your delicate gum tissues and cause them to recede away. Ideally you should brush for at least two minutes. That encompasses 30 seconds, 30 seconds, 30 seconds, and 30 seconds. If you do use an electric toothbrush, make sure you follow the manufacturer's recommendations. Generally technique isn't as important, but you must hold the toothbrush at a 45 degree angle, and work it around for 30 seconds in each quadrant. Again, soft bristles is the key. Thanks for watching Healthy Teeth: How to Brush Teeth Correctly! Ifyou enjoyed this video <b>...</b>

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Learn whether teeth whitening can harm teeth in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Shane Methal: Can Teeth Whitening Harm Teeth? Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. Can Teeth Whitening Harm Teeth? Shane Methal: Well, the short answer is "yes," if you over-bleach. By that, I mean sooner than every six months to a year. If you do over-bleach, you can cause permanent changes into the outer layers of the enamel of your teeth, which could result in permanent sensitivity, and their color changes which are undesirable. When you over-bleach, your teeth do not get whiter and whiter, but instead can become blue or blue-grey, as you bleach out all the pigment. So make sure you don't over-bleach any sooner than six month to a year at most. Thanks for watching Healthy Teeth: Can Teeth Whitening Harm Teeth?! Ifyou enjoyed this video, subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! www.youtube.com Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from howcastcarestyle and more videos in the Howto category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide (at www.howcast.com ), learn about producing Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmaker Program (at info.howcast.com <b>...</b>

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Learn how to cope with sensitive teeth in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Shane Methal On Coping With Sensitive Teeth Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. Well, it's important to rule out any deeper or more severe problems which could cause your teeth to be sensitive. For that, you need to see your dentist. The problem could be as a result of gum problems, or cavities, or cracks in your teeth. Some people, however, just happen to have sensitive teeth. The most likely complaint is sensitivity around the gum line, where gums may have receded due to previous gum problems or overzealous brushing. For this, you can try an over-the-counter fluoride toothpaste or an even more specialized sensitivity toothpaste. If this does not work, then you can see your dentist and they can talk about some options in the chair, like applying a desensitizing agent to the specific tooth that may eliminate the cause. In addition, there are prescription fluorides which are much stronger than the fluoride you use in your at-home toothpaste, or a newer class of drugs called calcium pastes, which not only have prescription fluorides, which also have calcium and phosphate <b>...</b>

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Subscribe to our channel! Mark Waltzer, DMD demonstrates the proper way to floss one's teeth, providing tips and techniques that will help keep teeth and gums healthy. For more information on the connection between oral and overall health visit deltadentalnj.com. Channel Page http Facebook facebook.com Blog www.nj.com

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Learn how to floss correctly in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. The proper technique is essential so as not to do harm to your gums. First of all, we floss to get the areas in between the teeth clean of plaque and debris, which with brushing normally will not get to. When you do floss, it's important to get between each and every tooth. What you want to do is, once the floss is between the teeth, you get below the gum line, and you pull it tight around one tooth and you can go up and down anywhere from five to ten times, stop, pull it around the adjacent tooth and go up and down five to ten times and be careful to pull the floss up and straight out. If you pull the floss out to the side, make sure you do not damage your gums. One of the biggest mistakes people make is they take the floss and they saw back and forth, side-to-side. This is a no-no, as you can do serious harm to your gums. There are different types of floss. Some are braided or rope floss. Some are coated with a wax or a Teflon and some are flat, also called ribbon. These are the easiest to use, but sometimes not the most effective. Use what works <b>...</b>

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Learn how to cope with a fear of dentists in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. Well, first of all, relax. We are here to help. Second, focus on the advances modern dentistry has partaken in. We now have digital radiography which, requires less radiation. New tools, including laser cavity detection, don't require the use of a sharp instrument. We play music, we set a relaxing atmosphere, and most of all, it's important to have trust in your dentist. We are here to help so, there's really no reason to be scared. Although, if you still are anxious, talk to your dentist about some options available to you like, a prescription for anti-anxiety medication or, the use of laughing gas or nitrous oxide to relax you. Bottom line: there's nothing to be scared of. And remember to breathe. The looser you are,the more relaxed you are, the more pleasant the experience this can be. Thanks for watching Healthy Teeth: How to Cope with a Fear of Dentists! Ifyou enjoyed this video, subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! www.youtube.com Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from howcastcarestyle and more videos in the <b>...</b>

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Learn how and when to use a gum stimulator and get expert tips and advice on how to maintain healthy teeth and gums in this free oral hygiene video. Expert: Carol Hirt Bio: Carol Hirt lives in Houston, Texas, where she studied and graduated from the University of Texas Dental Branch in 2004. Filmmaker: Spencer Dean

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Brushing your dog's teeth may actually prevent some serious canine health problems. In this video we learn the proper technique for brushing your dog's teeth, how often you should brush your dog's teeth, and what are some other home care options to keep your dog's teeth healthy.

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Learn how to keep teeth and gums healthy in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. Healthy teeth: How to keep teeth and gums healthy First it's important to do the obvious, and that is brush and floss effectively. Ideally you should brush at least two times a day and floss those hard to reach in-between-the-teeth areas at least one time a day. You can use either a manual or an electric toothbrush, depending on what's right for you. One of the biggest components to dental problems is diet. You want to avoid sugary sweets, snacks, coffee, soda, anything that contains what we call fermentable carbohydrates. These are the sugars that bacteria in your mouth eat, produce acid and as a result produce cavities. This is why we brush and floss to remove this plaque. In regards to your gums, it's also important to brush correctly. Make sure you see your dentist at least two times a year, sometimes three and sometimes four to maintain excellent oral hygiene. Thanks for watching Healthy Teeth: How to Keep Teeth and Gums Healthy! Ifyou enjoyed this video, subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! www.youtube.com Check out Howcast <b>...</b>

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Operate an electric toothbrush by brushing the front, back and top part of the teeth in a circular motion, and by angling the bristles upward to clean the gums. Brush teeth using an electric toothbrush to remove unwanted plaque and debris with help from a licensed dental assistant in this free video series on the dental profession. Expert: Michelle McPhail Contact: www.MySolutionz.com Bio: Michelle McPhail has been a licensed dental assistant for seven years. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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Learn about affordable teeth whitening procedures in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. Affordable teeth whitening procedures. They can include something as simple as an over the counter rinse, gel, or even a pen to something that involves a tray that fits on your teeth that you put bleaching gel into. The over-the-counter options tend to have a lower concentration of what a dentist would prescribe, but tend to be a safe, economical, and viable option for those seeking a slight improvement in their smile. Keep in mind over-the-counter products tend to remove external stain better than internal stain and will not affect any existing dental work. Other alternatives include something that a dentist would prescribe, also using a much more accurately custom-fitted tray, with a bleaching gel, and sometimes even using a light activated or laser bleaching system. Thanks for watching White Teeth: Affordable Teeth Whitening Procedures! Ifyou enjoyed this video, subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! www.youtube.com Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from howcastcarestyle and more videos in the Howto <b>...</b>

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In order to heal gum disease, a person should seek professional treatment from a dentist, but this can be done in conjunction with some home remedies. Prevent the exacerbation of gum disease by brushing the teeth and flossing with information from a general dentist in this free video on dental care and gum disease. Expert: David Wagner Bio: Dr. David Wagner is a general dentist with over 25 years of experience. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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Learn how to deal with broken teeth in this dental care video. Expert: Shane Methal, DDS Video transcript: Hi, my name is Dr. Shane Methal, here at Greene Street Dental in SoHo, New York. I've been in private practice both in Maryland and consequently back in New York for the last 17 years. My office website is www.greenestreetdental.com, that's green with an "e" at the end, and today I'm going to be talking about teeth and dentistry. This can be a complex answers to a complex problem. It depends on how the teeth are broken. Certainly, if an emergency has just occurred, it is important to talk to your dentist right away. and see what can be done. Broken teeth can include something as simple as small chips or fractures of edged or biting surfaces of the teeth all the way to teeth that have complete cracks through and through. The simple solutions are either smoothing the sharp edges or using tooth-colored bonding materials to reshape the teeth. Sometimes metal fillings are required. Depending on the nature of the break, something more full-covered, something called an on-layer-crown that fits over the whole tooth may be necessary. If you're in an extreme pain it is possible that the nerve of the tooth may be involved. If this is the case, before any filling can be done than a root canal procedure may be necessary to save the tooth. Once that's completed the tooth can be rebuild with some kind of filling and have a crown or a cape placed over top of it to hold it together <b>...</b>

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Kenneth Gardner explains how you can use your therapeutic grade Young Living Thieves essential oil blend, which is one of the 9 "Everyday Oils". www.KennethGardner.com I've been using the Young Living products, and I love what they do for me. Believe it or not, I'm almost 50 years old. I love the the physical and emotional benefits the Young Living essential oils give me. Thieves is an essential oil blend of clove, lemon, cinnamon bark, eucalyptus, and rosemary. The name of Thieves oil blend is based on a story of thieves in France during the black plague who protected themselves with these oils while they robbed the bodies of the dead and dying. Thieves is anti-viral, antiseptic, anti-bacterial, and anti-infectious, great to use instead of chemicals and even drugs. I use Thieves essential oil blend when I feel a sore throat coming on, a few drops on the back of my tongue, letting it sit there a while before swallowing. You can put some in water and gargle. Recently, I used it for a toothache, a possible infection, by just dropping it on the gum and the tooth, and the toothache went away. Thieves is very good for dental health, healthy gums, and for helping with gum disease. You can rub it right on your gums, and you can use it to prevent decay and have healthy teeth. For a headache, you can put a drop of Thieves on your tongue and press it against the roof of your mouth. For a sinus headache or for lung congestion or infection, use the vapor method with a bowl of hot <b>...</b>

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Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from Dorits and more videos in the Dog Care & Grooming category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com "Doggy breath" isn't just an expression—regular oral hygiene is just as important for dogs as it is for people. Which is why it's never too early—or too late—to start polishing your puppy's pearly whites. To complete this How-To you will need: A toothbrush for humans or canines Canine toothpaste A bowl of water And some dog treats A counter or table (optional) A towel (optional) Some baking soda (optional) And a veterinarian (optional) Step 1: Check teeth & gums At least once a week, sit your dog down to check his teeth and gums. Tip: If you have a small dog, you may prefer placing him on a counter or table with a towel under him. Step 2: Feel gums Gently run your fingers along your pooch's gums, checking for swelling, tenderness, and tartar buildup. They should feel firm and have a healthy color. Tip: If your dog's gum area seems especially sensitive, or if you notice swelling or bleeding, take the dog to a vet. Step 3: Let pet sniff toothpaste Put a small dab of canine toothpaste on your finger and let your pet sniff it and lick it off. Tip: You can substitute baking soda and water, but never use human toothpaste. Step 4: Let <b>...</b>

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Healthy Eating makes you feel better and look better. This video by syndicated columnist Rita Heikenfeld shows you recipes, cooking tips and is a guide to healthy eating. Information on healthy drinks, flax, soy and whole grains. Featuring Rita Heikenfeld from AboutEating.com.

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