We often think of oral hygiene as something that only affects our teeth and gums. Brush, floss, rinse — end of story, right?

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Dr. Moncayo explained that, unfortunately, sparkling water is not just like flat water when it comes to our dental health.

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Dentists and hygienists often propose fluoride treatments to patients in the dental chair to prevent cavities and strengthen teeth. But the relatively simple procedure — which involves applying a varn ...