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What is your teeth care regime?

crazyquik

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Specifically, do you use a manual or electric toothbrush? Is Oral B sonicare worth a crap? What mouth wash?
 

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I'd say go electric toothbrush. I've got one, but haven't bought any replacement heads in about a year. I brush two or three times a day, but have still noticed my dentist visits are longer than when I was using the electric toothbrush.
 

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Brush once (sometimes twice) per day. Use a dental pick for some problem areas from time to time. Never floss unless I just ate popcorn at a friend's house or something. Electric toothbrush, but it's usually not charged because I don't think there's a noticeable difference.

I stopped buying mouthwash when I realized some vodka was the same price and had more uses.
 

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^You're a weird guy.

Sonicare 9000 something or other, rembrandt toothpaste (will accept bids for alternatives as I'm not exactly thrilled with it), some new mouthwash that I'm trying out, glide floss.
 

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Brush every night for about five-ten minutes, and that's pretty much it. I almost never floss, and my teeth are very healthy.
 

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Brush 2-3 times a day. Normal toothbrush. Floss whenever i remember. Normally 3-4 times a week.
 

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most definitely at night.

1) floss thoroughly
2) Pre-brush with manual brush for about 2 minutes, pay extra attention to brushing tongue
3) Oral-B electric for about 5 minutes

no mouthwash.

Perfect dental bill of health for past two years.
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I haven't been to a dentist since 1998. I brush twice a day, once in the moring and then right after lunch. No mouthwash, no flossing unless I've eaten popcorn.

My mouth doesn't hurt so who needs a dentist?
 

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I had the same exact routine as you and now I can't stop my gums from receding.
 

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Originally Posted by Slopho
I haven't been to a dentist since 1998. I brush twice a day, once in the moring and then right after lunch. No mouthwash, no flossing unless I've eaten popcorn.

My mouth doesn't hurt so who needs a dentist?


are you sure you don't got plaques?
 

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I buy whatever toothpaste is on sale, whatever toothbrush is on sale, and whatever floss is on sale (or cheapest, for all of the above).

I use those three items regularly. I've never had a cavity. Only dental procedure I've had was the removal of my wisdom teeth that required some work.
 

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Ok, went out and bought the cheapest Oral-B electric I could find. I ended up drooling a lot
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Originally Posted by crazyquik
Ok, went out and bought the cheapest Oral-B electric I could find. I ended up drooling a lot
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Don't be a cheapskate. Sonicare > Oral-B. Get one with at least a 2minute timer/30sec zones.
 

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