Why does this happen?
The very first thing you should know 
is that an instrument is only as good as the wielder. That means, you 
may be using the best dental products but if you aren't combining them 
with basic oral hygiene procedures; they are of no use. To learn more, 
look at these top tips by which you can ensure better oral health with 
minimum use of dental products.
1. Use only fluoridated products -
 Fluoride is actively absorbed by the tooth surface making it harder and
 much more resistant to cavities. Check the ingredient list on the 
toothpaste to find its fluoride content and combine it with a 
fluoridated mouthwash and a fluoride-impregnated floss to ensure better 
oral health. If you already have cavities, you can use fluoride-leaching
 cements like GIC to seal the tooth and to prevent further cavities. Do 
be careful about the fluoride in your water supply though as too much 
fluoride can cause a problem called as dental fluorosis in growing 
teeth.
2. Use dental sealants - Dental sealants cover surface 
imperfections and prevent food impaction. The plastic protective coating
 can be applied in ten minutes and it lasts for a very long time. Get in
 touch with your dentist for additional information.
3. Learn 
proper brushing techniques - Most people scrub away at their teeth 
thinking that pressure is the best way to clean teeth. However, they 
couldn't be more wrong. Technique is far more important than pressure 
and you dentist will teach you the right method for cleaning your 
 
                                
                                
                                
                                
                              
eeth.
4.
 Clean your tongue - 90% of all bad breath cases are due to a woolly 
tongue covered with food particles. For fresher breath, be sure to brush
 your tongue, too, use the same toothbrush or a special tongue cleaner 
to scrape and clean the tongue. This will dramatically improve oral 
health and oral odour as well. You should replace your toothbrush every 
three months.
5. Visit your dentist at least once in six months - 
Everyone has to visit the dentist at least once in six months. This 
screening visit will help the dentist find and seal cavities, assess 
your dental health and remove scaly white deposits called plaque.
Do
 not make the mistake of considering no dental pain as perfect dental 
health. By the time pain starts, it's actually too late to do anything. 
Visit your dentist regularly and follow these tips to ensure better oral
 health.