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While gingivitis is often seen as just a minor gum issue, it can actually have serious implications for your overall health. In this article, we’ll explore how untreated gingivitis can...

Did you know that our toothbrushes aren’t made from bamboo but rather from beechwood? Our toothbrushes come from an FSC-certified supplier ensuring sustainability and are suitable for home composting. We...

Oil pulling, an ancient Ayurvedic practice, involves swishing oil in the mouth for a few minutes daily. This simple, natural technique has gained popularity for its potential benefits to oral...

Comparative Analysis: Natural vs. Traditional Oral Care Products Let's take a moment today to examine the ingredients used in toothpaste. In this blog, we'll compare the ingredient list of Georganics’...

Chewing gum, a common and enjoyable habit, offers a variety of health benefits that extend beyond just freshening breath. Whether for improving oral health, boosting cognitive function, or aiding in...

Why Oral Hygiene Matters Imagine your mouth as the gateway to your body, everything you consume passes through it. Maintaining excellent oral hygiene isn't just about having a dazzling smile,...

When you visit your dentist, you're often reminded about the importance of flossing. But why is flossing so crucial for our oral health? According to the UCI College of Dentistry,...

Maintaining excellent dental hygiene involves more than just regular brushing; it also requires knowing when to replace your toothbrush. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how often to change your toothbrush...

In light of plastic-free July, where people are challenged to reduce their plastic-waste on all types of levels in their lives, let’s focus today on our bathroom and rethink the...

What is plastic free July ? Plastic-Free July is a global movement that encourages individuals, communities, and organizations to reduce their plastic consumption and waste throughout the month of July....

Gingivitis is a common and mild form of gum disease (periodontal disease) that causes irritation, redness, and swelling (inflammation) of your gingiva, the part of your gum around the base...

Having mineralised teeth is crucial for oral health. If your teeth are not properly mineralised, which is called hypomineralisation or hypocalcification, several problems can arise, impacting you’re your oral health...