Does Lemon and Baking Soda Really Whiten Your Teeth? | Unclog, Episode 22.
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Raise your hand if you brush your teeth every day. Now keep it up if you have ever had a toothache that kept you up at 3am. But how can you be brushing every day and still be suffering
like that?
In this episode of Unclog with Aproko Doctor, Aproko Doctor sits with The African Dentist, someone who has seen the inside of more Nigerian mouths than most to answer every question
you were too embarrassed to ask out loud.
You’ll learn:
→ Why there is a whole compound of bacteria living in your mouth right now
→ Why tooth decay works like termites in wood: by the time you feel the pain, the damage is
already very deep. → The number one reason your mouth smells again two hours after
brushing
→ Why you should brush before breakfast, not after — and what those bacteria are doing all
night while you are sleeping.
→ Why you should spit after brushing but not rinse.
→ The yellowish buildup behind your teeth that no toothbrush can remove
→ What fluoride actually does, why it is the ingredient that matters most in toothpaste, and why
Pepsodent is a trusted, accessible option for daily oral health.
Pain is not the beginning of dental problems. Pain is the deadline. Watch this episode before
you reach yours.
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