The order of your oral hygiene routine matters. Using mouthwash right after brushing rinses off the toothpaste prematurely, which lessens the positive effects of fluoride in the toothpaste.

If you haven’t noticed, Target has been crushing it in the hygiene game lately. Not only does the retailer carry the sleek ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Dr. Jonathan B. Levine, DMD explains how one of the most common ingredients in mouthwash is actually one of the worst for your oral health. Follow BI Video ...

The expert said: "People shouldn't be using alcoholic [mouthwash] if they don't need to. We are increasingly appreciating that we have an oral microbiome, and these can be affected by alcohol." ...

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Do you suffer from persistent bad breath? If, even after using mouthwash or brushing twice a day, the problem persists, the answer may be related to your oral microbiome, gut health, and hydration.