Brushing of our teeth

India
December 28, 2008 5:05am CST
I am brushing my teeth two times a day. One ios morning as soon as i get up from bed and another one is when i am going back bed. That is night.
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8 responses
@agrim94 (3805)
• India
2 Feb 09
Well K4karthik brushing at night is very important because the sleeping time is a time when you are most venerable to attack from bacterias on your teeth which cause took decay. Same way you should brush too after you had your break fast so till lunch u have a clean oral cavity and less chances of cavities or gum diseases.
@aweins (4199)
• India
1 Feb 09
hi k4karthik, my dear freind, i also brush my teeth two times a day. once in the morning and one before going to bed. but i also use mouth wash because, firstly it kills germs and secondly, it gives a very very fresh feel inside your mouth. and if we brush our teeth before goping to bed and use mouth wash, then in the morning we dont have that much of bad breath also and bad saliva also. so i always brush my teeth and use mouth wash , without fail.
@kellys3ps (3723)
• United States
28 Dec 08
I also brush my teeth twice a day - more if I eat something really sticky. I have a soniccare which does a much better job than a regular toothbrush.
@808nala (640)
• United States
28 Dec 08
I brush my teeth and use mouth wash twice a day. Once in the morning and once in the evening. I also think that the mouth wash kills more germs than toothpaste.
@gmkk1986 (471)
• India
28 Dec 08
I prefer mouthwash every time instead of regular brushing.
• India
1 Feb 09
Ya brushing up our teeth is very important for us and also for the environment.Whle using tooth pastes we have to be very careful and very conscious. We can brush one or two times per day.Its our wish,but see to that you are doing it perfectly even for a single time. Don't rush up.Have a nice day Happy mylotting
@Fadolf (545)
• Slovenia
28 Dec 08
I'm brushing it like you because the toothpastes protect your teeth 12 hours.
28 Dec 08
i've read that brusing only kills 1/4 of the bacteria in your teeth, and mouthwash kills 75% of bacteria