Let us help you fend off bad breath!
Knowing the cause is half the battle in fighting bad breath, and the best weapon you have is good oral hygiene.
Grow Your Brain While Brushing Your Teeth!
Add a little brain strengthening to your morning routine by brushing your teeth with your non-dominant hand!
The brain is like a muscle – the more it is used, the more it grows, adapts, and rewires itself.
Doing simple daily tasks, like brushing with your opposite hand, will force your brain to use the opposite hemispheres – building and strengthening existing neural pathways and creating new ones!
Studies show that exercising your brain can lead to better focus, memory, and creativity.
Brushing with your opposite hand can also lead to better oral hygiene as well. Using your non-dominant hand may cause you to reach parts of your mouth that you would have missed with your regular routine.
It’s a win win! Why not start your day off tomorrow with a better mind and a better mouth by switching it up.
Visit Signature Smile’s Brooklyn Heights office at 100 Pineapple Walk, Brooklyn Heights NY, 11201 to find out more dental tips and tricks!
Dr. Inna Trogan – DDS is experienced in cosmetic dentistry, periodontics, and general dentistry. An active member of the Academy of General Dentistry and the American Dental Association, Dr. Trogan continuously stays up-to-date on the latest state-of-the-art technologies and advances in dentistry. She takes personal pride in providing courteous and high quality professional treatment for all of her patients’ dental care needs.
Our dentists have served the residents of Brooklyn Heights, Fort Greene, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, DUMBO, and all of our other surrounding communities for years. They can be reached by phone, 718.246.5677 or at their office in 100 Pineapple Walk, Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201. You can also book an appointment online.
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