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PATIENT INSTRUCTION :

How To Brush Your Teeth :

1. Always use a soft toothbrush for thorough but gentle cleaning. After each meal, or at least twice     a day.
2. Hold your brush at a 45-degree angle. Begin by brushing the outside    of the front teeth. Use a gentle back -and-forth motion.
3. Next, brush the outside back teeth, steering along the gum line.
4. Inside back teeth: Use short angled brush strokes.
5. Inside front teeth: title the brush vertically; use an up-and-down     motion.
6. Chewing surfaces: hold the brush flat. Use a gentle scrubbing motion.
7. Important: always replace your old toothbrush at least every 3-4 months.

How To Floss :

1. Wind 18" of floss around your two middle fingers.
2. Gently guide the floss between teeth.
3. To remove plaque and debris, gently move the floss up and down     against the tooth.
4. As you move from tooth to tooth, use a fresh section of floss each time.

Tooth Sensitivity :  

Tooth sensitivity is a common problem for most people. Our teeth can be greatly affected by hot, cold, sweet, and sour food or drink. Over-enthusiastic brushing, recession of gums, gum disease (periodontitis) all can expose the soft, porous structure of the tooth (dentin), making it susceptible to external stimuli.
Pain can be mild and tingly or sharp and intense. This symptom sometimes is a sign for more serious diseases. Whenever you are suffering from pain of sensitivity, you should go see your dentist before it persists or worsens.

Symptom checklist : 

Jaw or facial pain and tenderness on awakening that lessens throughout the day
• Headaches or earaches in the morning that go away as the day wears on
• Spouse or sleep partner complains that the noise is keeping them awake at night
• Teeth have become sensitive to cold, pressure, or other stimuli
• Tips of teeth appear flattened