We all want a pretty smile with pearly white teeth and fresh breath. But taking care of oral hygiene is about more than just looking good. The condition of teeth and gums can be tied to underlying health conditions, and science shows that early signs of many illnesses first appear...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Sure, everyone wants pearly white teeth and minty-fresh breath, but not if it means harming overall health. And as word spreads about potential negative effects of common oral-care ingredients, people are seeking out natural options. The organic oral hygiene market is set to grow steadily into 2024, according to an...
Newton, MA—A press release from the Silent Spring Institute points to research suggesting certain consumer behaviors—including flossing with certain dental floss brands—can contribute to elevated levels in the body of toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). PFAS chemicals, according to the release, are water- and grease-proof substances linked to numerous...
