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Brushing your teeth seems like one of the simplest daily habits. Pick up a toothbrush, add toothpaste, scrub for a couple of ...

Protecting your teeth from acidic eats — think: orange juice or coffee — is key to stopping enamel softening and damage.

Step two: Dental Flossing Many people floss after brushing, but you should actually do it beforehand. Flossing at night helps remove food residue and prevents staining between teeth in the future.

If you wonder how long you should wait to brush your teeth after eating or if you should do it first thing in the morning, here's what the experts say.

Should you really brush for two minutes, twice a day? We spoke to dentists and hygienists to learn why brushing your teeth is so important.

You might think that as long as you floss and brush your teeth, your oral hygiene is perfect. But the order in which you do these things could make a difference.

Yes, you brush your teeth every morning, but could you be brushing at the wrong time? It turns out there is a correct time to brush, according to dentists.

Everyone knows that you should brush your teeth at least twice a day: once in the morning and once before bedtime. But when it comes to your morning routine, is it better to brush before or after ...