6 Dental Tips on Long Haul Flight Traveling

Most of the country now start re open again for this covid impact. Now people have the chances to restart the travel again, some people will visit their international partners, some people are excited to prepare their summer vacation in other country. People are expecting to take their long-time air travel again. So here are some dental tips how you maintain your teeth healthy during those long-time flight. 


Visit your dentist before buckle up

Please visit your dentist to identify any potential problem can cause pain the bleeding of your teeth. Better make an appointment before you go.

Bring your tooth brush and stock properly

Make sure to bring your toothbrush and paste easy to reach when you are in the cabin. Make sure the tooth brush is dry before you pack it. There are also single-use mini-brushes available for travelers that come loaded with paste and ready to use without any water at all. If you take flight from LA to Australia, you need at least twice time to brush your teeth.

Bring your teeth paste and Listerine in right amount

Please note the teeth paste and mouth wash liquid not more than 100ml. Please always bring the flight use small amount before taking flight.

Portable mini water flosser are highly suggested

Also strong suggest Flosstra water flosser from BINICARE, it is mini water flosser you can bring on Airplane. It is only 7.2WH which are far more below the 100WH requirement from FAA.

Always use bottle water

When you not sure the quality of the water in the airplane, always use bottle water to clean your teeth if possible.

Enjoy some treat and something not

Eat some sugar free gum can make your relax also clean your teeth, It can also prevent some ear problem when take-off and landing. Crisp fruits and vegs can also help clean the teeth if brushing isn’t an option.

Do not chew ice, hard candies or other foods that could chip or crack your teeth.

Then buckle on and enjoy your flight.

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